State auditors say a Miami recruiting trip alone cost taxpayers $32,400 and hired zero teachers for Clark County schools.

Parents told the SMMUSD board that kids watched Angry Birds instead of recess, and one parent called for a broader tech policy.

Workers in Dodge City and Liberal missed shifts amid fear following ICE enforcement actions, and industry groups warn the disruption could push consumer beef prices higher.

Obama's new Audible podcast remark drew a rare thank-you from Trump's rapid response team, even as record numbers of Americans see corruption everywhere.

A charter amendment would bring ranked-choice voting to Honolulu mayor, council and prosecutor races, but state Republicans say it muddies the ballot.

Michigan's governor made her pitch for Shapiro's reelection over eggs in Bella Vista, tying it to the fight for Congress.

District 3 Councilmember Karen Hardy called empty nitrous tanks near a Santa Clara high school “very disturbing.” The city council is now weighing fines up to $1,000.

Speaker Julie Menin's package would let New Yorkers sue AI developers and hand whistleblowers a cut of city fines.

Catherine Hanaway wants ActBlue records by October 8, citing tips about stolen identities and gift-card donations.

New rules target coercive campaign emails and fake city seals — but a push to limit donations from city contractors' executives didn't make the cut.

A Texas Senate panel debated scrapping no-fault divorce as one lawyer warns 95% of her cases rely on it.

A D.C. appeals panel just handed the Pentagon a win over San Francisco's Anthropic, deepening a rare court-versus-court standoff.

The fourth annual gathering lands at 550 Broad Street, pairing Mayor Ras J. Baraka with developers, museum chiefs, and Prudential leaders.