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Governor unveils new ‘Welcome to Montana’ highway signs

HELENA — Visitors to Montana arriving via highway will be greeted by a new set of roadside signs in the image of the state’s new “Montana Brand” which the state rolled out last spring. Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte unveiled the new signs at the state capitol on Tuesday following a

Trump’s Iran threats divide Montana officeholders and candidates

Bozemanite and Trump nominee Katie Lane was vetted for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench on Wednesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Philadelphia’s 40-year history of protecting undocumented immigrants began with churches hiding refugees from El Salvador

Philadelphia’s 40-year history of protecting undocumented immigrants began with churches hiding refugees from El Salvador

In the midst of a civil war, married couple Ernesto and Linda Fuentes fled their home country of El Salvador and headed for Philadelphia, via Mexico, in November 1983. Ernesto was an activist who dispensed food and medicine in Salvadoran refugee camps. Linda was a union organizer for banks and

US lawmakers divided over Trump ceasefire announcement

US lawmakers divided over Trump ceasefire announcement

US President Donald Trump's ceasefire announcement has divided opinion among US lawmakers, with some hailing it as a positive step and others challenging the Republican president's fitness to lead. Trump's earlier threat to wipe out Iranian civilization prompted some critics to call on his

When a president is unfit for office, here’s what the Constitution says can happen

When a president is unfit for office, here’s what the Constitution says can happen

(DETROIT) Bipartisan calls for President Donald Trump’s removal from office increased on April 7, 2026, after he issued threats to destroy “a whole civilization” if Iran refuses to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. These calls have come from across the political spectrum, from Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of

Among these Republicans, support for Trump's tariffs is unmatched

Polls reveal partisan split over Trump’s tariffs

Judge orders California to pay $4.5M in legal fees

(The Center Square) – A federal judge has ordered California to pay $4.52 million in attorneys’ fees to the Thomas More Society, which challenged a state policy related to student gender identity in the case Mirabelli v. Bonta. In a court order, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez of the