President Trump has tapped Ellisville Police Chief Steve Lewis to be U.S. marshal for eastern Missouri, elevating a suburban police leader to a key federal post.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is set to address the Edenton Rotary Club on changes in the insurance industry after visiting the local police department.

The article describes changes to SNAP work requirements due to the One Big Beautiful Bill, affecting various groups and imposing strict consequences for non-compliance.

Congressional earmarks are delivering millions to Oklahoma towns — from a $4M HUD award in Edmond to upgrades at county 911 centers and university labs. We explain who requested the money and what it would pay for.

Security removed protesters from Portland City Hall during a council meeting; four people were arrested and the session moved online amid disputes over an ICE permit and housing funds.

Anne Arundel County received over $8 million in federal funding for public safety, infrastructure, and support, including domestic violence prevention and emergency response enhancement.

A Phoenix widow sued to stop the auction of the gun that killed her husband; a legislative push to let victims demand destruction was derailed at the Capitol.

Anthropic has poured millions into a Manhattan primary, backing AI‑safety candidates while rival tech PACs run attack ads against Alex Bores. The district is now a test case for competing visions of AI rules.

UNT warns of a $45 million budget gap after international master’s enrollment plunged and state funding fell; leaders say targeted cuts and student-success investments are coming.

Baltimore Mayor Scott announced key appointments for housing and planning, aiming to address urban development and the city's vacants crisis, including new roles for Timothy Keane, Ren Southard, and Alice Kennedy.

GOP lawmakers advanced a plan to amend Arizona’s constitution to allow firing‑squad executions and require that method for those who kill on‑duty officers. The move cleared a Senate committee and now heads to the full chamber.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Anzu Robotics, alleging the company's Raptor drones are rebranded DJI products that hide Chinese ties and pose security risks.

Extinction Rebellion says FBI agents questioned members in New York and Boston. Rights advocates warn the contacts could chill nonviolent protest and raise civil‑liberties concerns.