DoD pauses reviews for 54 Texas wind projects, leaving developers and counties facing tighter timelines, higher costs and a looming tax‑credit deadline.

Council Member Julie Won introduced a bill to create an AI oversight office at DCWP to investigate algorithmic harms and recommend enforcement after a state audit flagged weak enforcement.

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez says parents shouldn’t be cut out after she voted for H.R. 2616, the House measure critics call the 'Don’t Say Trans' bill; critics warn it could force schools to out transgender students.

A Walter Reed checkup framed as routine has reignited questions about the president’s health as he nears his 80th birthday. Sparse disclosures and past tests have kept doctors and reporters watching closely.

The Detroit district’s proposed $1.1B budget funds pay raises and adds counselors and attendance supports, but leaders warn settlement dollars ending will create fiscal uncertainty.

Muscogee Nation voters will decide four constitutional amendments Saturday, with a contentious special‑justice proposal leading the ballot. The Supreme Court refused to pause the vote.

The state budget moves the New York reparations commission’s final report to 2029 and adds statutory protections for commissioners as hearings continue statewide.

Gov. Jeff Landry approved industrial tax exemptions for Folgers’ New Orleans plants that city officials had rejected, restoring breaks tied to major equipment investments. The decision revives a fight over lost local revenue and legal fallout.

A virtual emergency meeting on May 19 failed to produce votes as commissioners sparred over bylaws and a contested removal.

Rep. Frederica Wilson denied retirement chatter and said she's planning to run again after recovering from eye surgery, leaving Miami Democrats to eye potential successors.

NBC 6 reports a Miami family secured a $620 million civil judgment against Cuba. The award comes amid recent Supreme Court and DOJ moves that could reshape related litigation.

Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco made a cordial closing pitch to Central Valley Republicans in Clovis, focusing on water, public safety and rolling back state regulations.

The Hawaii County Council advanced Bill 66 to adopt a 20-year General Plan 2045 by a 6-3 vote amid heated public testimony and a pending legal challenge. Supporters call it climate-forward; opponents say it threatens private-property rights.