FBI Seattle posted a GS-14 Chief Security Officer opening; applications close Friday. The supervisory role includes clearance determinations and security oversight.

Baltimore quietly redrew its nine police districts using GIS to balance calls and speed responses, a change officials say will even workloads across neighborhoods.

Minocqua Brewing sued the state after agents seized roughly 1,200 cans, with the owner calling the move excessive and the DOR citing a small excise‑tax dispute.

Poland says Washington has expressed interest in its offer to host a permanent U.S. military base after Warsaw approved steps to formalize the proposal. Talks and planning are now under way, but any move requires U.S. sign‑off.

A West Texas development district sued DHS and CBP, saying a planned Big Bend border wall would be built on the levee that protects Presidio and risk catastrophic flooding.

The Tohono O'odham Nation sued DHS to block a border wall planned across roughly 62 miles of its Arizona reservation, saying construction would destroy sacred sites and violate tribal sovereignty.

With the June 23 primary days away, Mfume and Conway are locking horns in a race that’s become a referendum on age, experience and local priorities in Baltimore.

Aaron Ford challenged Gov. Joe Lombardo to three televised debates and a cost‑of‑living town hall, asking for Las Vegas and Reno forums and a Spanish‑language broadcast.

CalPERS staff recommended removing UnitedHealthcare after proposed 2027 premiums that would add roughly $167M, and proposed adding Sutter Health Plan to limit member disruption.

A mid‑March poll gives JoAnna Mendoza a narrow lead over Rep. Juan Ciscomani in Arizona’s Sixth District, making the seat a top battleground as July’s primary approaches.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren has endorsed Daniel Lander in a contentious Suffolk and Middlesex primary, elevating the Wu‑aligned challenger against Sen. Will Brownsberger.

At a stop in Oklahoma City, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves urged Oklahoma to copy his state’s literacy playbook as lawmakers phase in a third‑grade gate and new coaching dollars. The move has won business support but also drawn warnings about retention's tradeoffs.

Pinole's council voted 4‑0 to hire Naomi Kelly as city manager starting July 1, picking a former San Francisco administrator despite questions about ties to a 2023 corruption case.