Revised DACA program to face Texas judge who ruled against it
DACA, originally put in place by President Barack Obama's administration in 2012, has faced many legal journeys through various federal courts.
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What is next for debt limit bill
The Senate and President Biden have just days to finalize a bill to lift the debt ceiling and avoid default.
Reports: Prosecutors have tape of Trump discussing classified document
Former President Donald Trump is said to have discussed holding onto a classified Pentagon document after leaving office.
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House passes debt ceiling bill to avoid default, sends deal to Senate
The bill as passed suspends the debt limit through 2025 and puts caps on annual federal spending for two years.
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Supreme Court set to rule on race-conscious college admissions
The world of higher education is watching and waiting for a Supreme Court decision that could impact the role race plays in college admissions.
Oklahoma court finds recent abortion bans are unconstitutional
The state Supreme Court found language in the laws conflicted with one of its earlier rulings.
Supreme Court ruling on student loan debt relief expected in June
43 million student loan borrowers await a crucial decision from the Supreme Court.
Former VP Mike Pence to join race for president next week
Former Vice President Mike Pence will kick off his campaign with in Iowa next week.
Chris Christie expected to join race for president
The former New Jersey governor ran for president in 2016 but dropped out.
White House confident Congress will pass debt limit agreement
The House is expected to vote to increase the debt limit on Wednesday, but there is pushback on both sides of the aisle.
Nevada Republican governor makes rare move with abortion protections
Nevada's Joe Lombardo is one of the only Republican governors to sign a law enshrining protections for abortion.
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Minnesota will legalize marijuana for those over 21 starting in August
Cannabis will be legal to possess, use, and grow at home.
Colorado Gov. Polis appears to double down on Disney wager to DeSantis
Colorado's governor appears to again signal an interest in Disney. Gov. Jared Polis tweeted out a 'friendly wager' to Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida.
Here's how you can help pay off the national debt
The federal government set up a fund in 1961 to allow patriotic Americans the opportunity to help pay off the nation's debt.
Biden and McCarthy's debt limit deal faces first critical test
The House is likely to vote on the deal Wednesday, after which the deal will proceed to the Senate, where its future is uncertain.
Gunfire erupts at South Florida beach, multiple people shot
Police in Hollywood, Florida, urged the public to stay away from the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk area as the investigation into the shooting continued.
Seniors concerned about Social Security amid debt limit uncertainty
Amid political back-and-forth over the debt limit, Scripps News spoke with retirees who are concerned about the future of their Social Security check.
Biden marks Memorial Day 2 years after ending America's longest war
The president honored the day with a traditional wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Russia issues arrest warrant for Sen. Lindsey Graham
The Investigative Committee, Russia's top criminal investigation agency, has ordered criminal proceedings against Graham.
Opponents on both sides of aisle to vote against debt limit agreement
The agreement will need to get 218 votes in order to pass the House of Representatives and head to the Senate.
Trump, others react to Texas Attorney General Paxton's impeachment
Former President Donald Trump and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz denounced Paxton's impeachment, while state Rep. James Talarico spoke about accountability.
McCarthy releases bill to raise debt limit, cut discretionary spending
President Joe Biden said Speaker Kevin McCarthy "kept his word, and he said what he would do." Now he hopes Congress approves the agreement.
Ukrainian booed for not shaking Belarusian's hand at French Open
Marta Kostyuk has been critical of athletes like Aryna Sabalenka, claiming they have not taken a stand against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Debt ceiling: What's in, what's out of the deal to avert US default
After an agreement in principle was reached, negotiators are racing to finalize the bill’s text.
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Will counter-offensive end Ukraine's stalemate with Russia?
The war in Ukraine has devolved into a stalemate, but with the promise of more sophisticated weapons, will Ukraine have what it takes to win the war?
Biden, McCarthy reach debt limit agreement 'in principle'
President Joe Biden struck a deal with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avoid plunging the United States into default, McCarthy confirmed.
Businesses, governments scaling back on drug testing
With there being nearly 4 million more job openings than unemployed Americans, companies are rethinking how they screen new hires for marijuana.
Texas House impeaches state Attorney General Ken Paxton
Texas lawmakers voted to impeach state Attorney General Ken Paxton in a bipartisan vote.
Biden says debt ceiling deal is "very close" as negotiations progress
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has moved an anticipated deadline for government payments to June 5.
US: Chinese agents had bribe plot to disrupt anti-communist Falun Gong
Multiple suspected Chinese agents were arrested by U.S. authorities for allegedly forming a bribery plot to disrupt Falun Gong spiritual activists.
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