Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents continued their enforcement operations throughout the 43-day government shutdown, arresting individuals convicted of serious crimes even as the agents themselves went without paychecks, according to the Department of Homeland Security. The shutdown, which became the longest in United States history, concluded Wednesday with arrests … [Read more...] about Federal Immigration Agents Arrest Convicted Criminals While Working Without Pay
Arizona Congresswoman Grijalva Sworn In After 50-Day Delay
Arizona Representative Adelita Grijalva took the oath of office this Wednesday, ending a 50-day period during which the newly elected Democrat could not hire staff, open constituent offices, or cast votes on behalf of her district. The delay stemmed from the House remaining in recess since September 19, despite Grijalva's victory in a special election held on September 23. … [Read more...] about Arizona Congresswoman Grijalva Sworn In After 50-Day Delay
Hochul Faces Tight Race as Majority of New Yorkers Signal Desire for Change
A recent statewide survey has revealed what may be the most competitive New York gubernatorial race in recent memory, with Republican Representative Elise Stefanik running virtually even with Democratic incumbent Governor Kathy Hochul ahead of the 2026 election. The J.L. Partners poll, conducted November 9 through 10 among 500 likely voters across New York, found Governor … [Read more...] about Hochul Faces Tight Race as Majority of New Yorkers Signal Desire for Change
Federal Government Intervenes in Lawsuit Against California Map Redrawing
The Department of Justice has entered a legal dispute over California's controversial redistricting effort, arguing that the state used race as a determining factor in redrawing congressional boundaries to favor Democratic candidates. Federal lawyers from the DOJ Civil Rights Division filed a complaint Thursday joining an existing lawsuit against Governor Gavin Newsom and the … [Read more...] about Federal Government Intervenes in Lawsuit Against California Map Redrawing
Government Reopens Without Agreement on Affordable Care Act Subsidies
The United States government reopened late Wednesday evening after a 43-day shutdown, but lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on a critical matter affecting the health insurance costs of approximately 22 million Americans. At issue is the enhanced premium tax credit that helps offset the cost of Affordable Care Act insurance plans. This subsidy is scheduled to expire on … [Read more...] about Government Reopens Without Agreement on Affordable Care Act Subsidies
