A new DHS proposal would end the 60-day grace period for laid-off H-1B workers.

Wildomar's new ordinance lets the city bill Albertsons and Barons Market for every stray cart it retrieves.

The 1938 building's New Deal mural and courtroom history now hang in the balance as Anderson, South Carolina, seeks a new owner.

A split Tenth Circuit panel lifted an injunction on Oklahoma's HB 1775, but one judge warned the law is still dangerously vague.

The Nashville event drew leaders from Dartmouth, UT Austin, Kentucky and Alabama as lawmakers vowed new oversight of universities.

Auditor Michael Houston found staff vacancies, slow payments, and no bond audits behind Oakland's capital-project spending mess.

About 3,000 UCF students remain under review after a $156.7 million disbursement left some, like senior Earl Richards, with nothing.

Hudson City Council pushed its short-term rental vote to late October after a resident survey turned up surprisingly few documented problems.

Hakeem Jeffries met Black leaders in Denver and pushed cash for two swing-seat Democrats as control of the House hangs in the balance.

Only two of 129 Skokie listings ever got fully licensed, pushing trustees to gut the fees and rules.

Santa Fe jurors are hearing that Facebook data helped target Democrats with voter-suppression ads in 2016. New Mexico refused to settle with 48 other states.

Uber has spent more than $13 million promoting Gov. Hochul since January, including a new ad featuring finger-painting kids.

A Yale professor's 2020 line about a “racist gravy train” is fueling anger over UCLA Law's 25th-anniversary 9/11 event.