Ohio logged 334 trafficking cases with 509 victims in 2024. Husted's bill now trains Labor Department staff to catch the warning signs.

Sue Yeng Yan, 92, nearly lost her $281-a-month apartment of 43 years after receiving a nuisance eviction notice.

Bucks County would have lost 6,400 people without immigration, a new Welcoming Center study finds. Philly's foreign-born homeownership rate now matches native-born residents.

Catholic and Jewish school advocates are now joining Republican lawmakers in pressing Gov. Sherrill to opt New Jersey into a new federal scholarship tax credit.

Lucas County Democrats are demanding Rep. Marcy Kaptur pull her ad, while national LGBTQ+ leaders say she crossed a line.

Steven Crowder says the Harvard scholar's demand for editorial approval sank their planned debate, costing him sunk costs and over 100 fans in Boston.

More than a dozen sponsored posts skipped disclosure labels before Front Range voters weigh a rail sales tax this November.

Eugene 4J wants names from students and families, but a popular vote is off the table for the Chávez Elementary rename.

Rep. Mark Matthiesen says he will spend seven weeks abroad this year, but he is staying in the Missouri race.

The Los Angeles nonprofit agreed to pay $1.44 million to resolve allegations it used bad diagnosis codes to boost Medicare Advantage payments.

Lawmakers and union leaders gathered in Glendale to push a federal film tax credit competing with 65 countries luring productions away.

The student is challenging a suspension by St. Louis Public Schools.

A pro-worker rally got approved, then relocated to an obscure spot overnight — so organizers scrapped it entirely.