Nashville's Zoning Overhaul, Metro Council Progresses Bills for More Diverse Housing Options Amid Public Debate
Nashville debates a new zoning proposal that could diversify housing by allowing townhomes and reducing building heights, amid concerns over increased density and housing affordability.
Attorney Generals From Multiple States Including New York and California Challenge EPA Over Proposal to Curtail Greenhouse Gas Reporting
AG Nick Brown leads a legal opposition against the EPA's proposal to scale back the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, alongside counterparts from 15 states and two cities.
Sacramento Feels the Pinch as Trump Administration Partially Funds SNAP Despite Court Order, Legal Battle Ensues
Courts ordered partial SNAP funding, a move criticized as insufficient by Sacramento leaders amid a U.S. government shutdown and legal battles over the program's full financing.
Fox News' Maria Bartiromo Tours Permian Basin with Congressman Pfluger to Spotlight U.S. Energy Sector's Vital Role
Maria Bartiromo toured the Permian Basin with Congressman Pfluger, highlighting the region's importance to US energy and discussing challenges faced due to current energy policies.
Sen. Alex Padilla Opts Out of 2026 California Gubernatorial Race, Reaffirms Commitment to U.S. Senate Amid Second Trump Term
U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla confirms he will not run for California governor in 2026, opting to remain in the Senate amidst the political climate of the second Trump presidency.
Oklahoma Democrats Push Back on GOP's Stopgap Amid SNAP Crisis, Urge for Increased Aid and Special Session
Oklahoma Democratic leaders criticize the GOP's temporary funding for food banks amid a federal shutdown impacting SNAP, claiming the $1M weekly allocation falls short of the $30M needed. They suggest a special session for immediate, sufficient aid.












