Family members say four shackled men were loaded into a transport van outside an unmarked downtown office as advocates report a recent uptick in ICE activity. Local watchdogs are tracking the transfers to Aurora.

Rep. John McGuire introduced the Birthright Citizenship Clarification Act of 2026 to narrow automatic citizenship for some U.S.-born children. Legal fights look likely.

A federal lawsuit filed July 8 alleges Anne Arundel school staff 'socially transitioned' a student without parental notice and asks a judge for an injunction and declaration against district policy.

Mayor Mamdani announced July 9 that NYC will waive civil service exam fees for high school students and first‑time applicants as the city releases its FY2027 exam schedule.

Reports say Israel warned the U.S. it had intelligence Iran was plotting a fresh assassination attempt on President Trump as strikes resumed in the Strait of Hormuz.

A rare malpractice jury trial lands in Fort Lauderdale as former Patriot National CEO Steven Mariano pursues more than $200 million against Simpson Thacher.

A new county report tallies ARPA‑funded investments from 2021–2026, showing nearly 1,000 businesses reached and hundreds of training completions and job placements.

Pennsylvania's attorney general joined a multistate push asking the FCC to curb phone-number resales that enable mass robocalls.

A new regional framework would group Utah's public colleges and technical schools into five hubs to boost cooperation, reduce credit loss and better match programs to regional jobs.

A decade after Grace Packer's death, advocates and family members are again pressing Pennsylvania lawmakers to pass a package of reforms called "Grace's Law."

Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Mike Lawler urged federal agencies and AI firms to shore up safeguards after tests showed chatbots can give incomplete election information.

President Trump removed the leaders of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the federal agency that certifies voting machines and distributes election grants without commissioners ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Internal emails show Cuyahoga County plans to hire outside counsel to defend against an employee who says migraine accommodations were removed. The dispute raises legal and budget questions for county leaders.