EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Border Patrol chief retires after historic drop in illegal border crossings
Policies implemented nationally expanded on Texas Operation Lone Star successes
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White House urges state AGs to target, punish Medicaid fraudsters
(The Center Square) – White House officials urged a group of state attorneys general to partner with the Trump administration to combat fraud in welfare programs and hold fraudsters accountable.
“One of the things we’ve realized in combating fraud is that the resources of the federal government, while vast, can
Gallatin county residents speak out against ICE agreement
Gallatin County residents are increasingly worried about the safety of their friends and neighbors from the continued involvement of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in county law enforcement.
“They’re kidnapping people off the streets of our country and out of their homes and workplaces," said Katy Osterloth
Signed, sealed, scrutinized: Bodnar claims to hit signature threshold amid complaint
Pamela King was leaving a concert in Missoula when a campaigner for Seth Bodnar approached her with a clipboard, not an unusual occurrence with elections inching closer. What happened next, King said, left her speechless.
“One of them approached me and asked if I would like to sign. I told
Future uncertain for Seeley Swan Medical Center with ongoing deficit
SEELEY LAKE — Officials managing the Seeley Swan Hospital District are searching for answers to keep the local clinic running after its medical provider shared that it can no longer financially cover the clinic's operational shortfalls.
Partnership Health Center (PHC) has operated the clinic since 2014, but the nonprofit
Federal judges temporarily block Alabama redistricting map
(The Center Square) - A panel of federal district court judges temporarily blocked Alabama's plan to enact its 2023 congressional map for upcoming elections.
The Alabama legislature moved to implement its 2023 congressional map after the U.S. Supreme Court weakened section two of the Voting Rights Act, a
From the San Luis Valley to Vail, Latino labor powers every sector of Colorado’s economy
(FORT COLLINS, CO) In Colorado, a national debate about the role of Latinos in American society has deep roots in the state’s history, current identity — and future.
I’m a professor of ethnic studies at Colorado State University. I recently published a book titled “Latino Colorado: The Struggle for