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Federal judge issues new nationwide block against Trump’s order seeking to end birthright citizenship

US Immigration · United States

Federal judge issues new nationwide block against Trump’s order seeking to end birthright citizenship

46% Center coverage: 387 sources

A federal judge on Thursday has again barred President Donald Trump's administration from enforcing his executive order limiting birthright citizenship nationwide after the U.S. Supreme Court restricted the ability of judges to block his policies using nationwide injunctions.See the Story

Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

Student Loans · United States

Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

49% Left coverage: 77 sources

Roughly 8 million student loan borrowers will see their interest charges restart next month, the Department of Education announced Wednesday. See the Story

Trump Warns Republicans Against Rejecting Cuts to PBS and NPR

US Politics · United States

Trump Warns Republicans Against Rejecting Cuts to PBS and NPR

53% Left coverage: 70 sources

President Trump on Thursday threatened to withhold his support for any Republican who opposes a rescissions package of roughly $9 billion in cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting. See the Story

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Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

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Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

How Medicaid, SNAP Changes in Trump's Big Budget Bill Could Affect Schools

37% Center coverage: 40 sources

Medicaid · United States See the Story

‘Public Schools Are Not a Business’: Stakeholders and Legislators Discuss Private School Voucher Program | News Channel 3-12

84% Left coverage: 19 sources

By Daniel V. Ramirez, EastIdahoNews.com Click here for updates on this story IDAHO FALLS (eastidahonews.com) — Hundreds of community members, teachers, and advocates gathered at the Waterfront on Tuesday afternoon to hear concerns from stakeholders about public funds being used for private schools. This is regarding House Bill 93, also known as the Idaho Parental Tax Credit and Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit Advance Payment fund, which the…Michigan · Michigan See the Story

In court filing, Trump administration hints at a lifeline for embattled Pebble project

Coverage: 2 sources

After a landmark veto, Trump administration officials say they’re “open to reconsideration” and are negotiating a potential settlement of a lawsuit filed by Pebble’s developer.Alaska · Alaska See the Story

There's hope for state's health care

Coverage: 2 sources

North Carolina is the 10th worst state for health care access. Many residents live in "health care deserts." The North Carolina Institute of Medicine reports that 40 of our 100 counties do not meet the target goal of one primary…Health Care · North Carolina See the Story

Appeals Court backs NMFS decision rejecting Alaska effort to remove ringed seal protections

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A ringed seal peers out from a snow cave. Ringed seals depend on sea ice and on the snow that accumulates atop the ice. (Photo by Brendan P. Kelley/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/NOAA Fisheries)A federal appeals court on Friday affirmed the National Marine Fisheries Service’s 2024 decision rejecting attempts to strip Arctic ringed seals of Endangered Species Act protections. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower c…Climate Change · Alaska Read Article

Backers of new Alaska ballot measure seek to permit ‘magic mushrooms’ and other hallucinogens

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

"I voted" stickers are seen on display in the headquarters offices of the Alaska Division of Elections in Juneau on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024. (Photo by James Brooks/Alaska Beacon)A draft ballot measure proposal under review by the Alaska Department of Law would decriminalize “magic mushrooms” and similar psychedelics, allowing home cultivation and personal use, as well as their use for medical and traditional reasons. The measure does not allow c…Juneau · Juneau See the Story

Coast Guard gets $25B in funding for border security efforts and more icebreakers

Coverage: 2 sources

The Coast Guard plans to buy 84 new ships and aircraft by 2035 with an injection of $25 billion in supplemental funding approved last week as part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act.Coast Guard · United States See the Story

Court affirms split federal-state salmon management system for Alaska’s Cook Inlet

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Sockeye salmon swim in the Kenai River in 2008. As a result of ligitation, the National Marine Fisheries Service manages commercial salmon harvests in Cook Inlet's federal waters and the state continues to manage harvests in state waters. Cook Inlet salmon use the Kenai River and other sites when they return to freshwater for spawning. (Photo by Kentaro Yasui/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)A federal judge has upheld the National Marine Fisheries…Alaska · Alaska Read Article

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