President Trump used the Defense Production Act to secure U.S. supplies of elemental phosphorus and glyphosate-based herbicides, the White House says. The move raises industry praise and environmental pushback.

The USAO for the Northern District of Ohio collected over $134 million in FY 2025 from civil and criminal actions, with notable recoveries from fraud and environmental violations.

Pennsylvania returned a record $334.1 million in unclaimed funds in 2025, driven in part by the new Money Match automatic‑return program. Millions more still sit in state vaults.

Anne Arundel police will add 'Anne Arundel County Police' patches to officers' vests to avoid being mistaken for ICE after the Glen Burnie shooting.

City Council heard hours of testimony on creating an Office of Freedmen Affairs to identify descendants of enslaved people and explore targeted reparations measures.

Students at Santa Fe South staged a midday anti‑ICE walkout along S. Shields Boulevard, linking two campuses as districts enforced attendance policies. State officials are monitoring the demonstrations.

Federal judges ordered the release of three Canal Street vendors, saying their detentions violated ICE procedures and raising fresh legal questions about street raids. The rulings add to a nationwide wave of court challenges.

President Trump has tapped Ellisville Police Chief Steve Lewis to be U.S. marshal for eastern Missouri, elevating a suburban police leader to a key federal post.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is set to address the Edenton Rotary Club on changes in the insurance industry after visiting the local police department.

The article describes changes to SNAP work requirements due to the One Big Beautiful Bill, affecting various groups and imposing strict consequences for non-compliance.

Congressional earmarks are delivering millions to Oklahoma towns — from a $4M HUD award in Edmond to upgrades at county 911 centers and university labs. We explain who requested the money and what it would pay for.

Security removed protesters from Portland City Hall during a council meeting; four people were arrested and the session moved online amid disputes over an ICE permit and housing funds.

Anne Arundel County received over $8 million in federal funding for public safety, infrastructure, and support, including domestic violence prevention and emergency response enhancement.