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The US Supreme Court on October 22 let New Hampshire stop counting student IDs as proof of identity for the November 3 election. It stayed a federal judge’s injunction in Scanlan v. Coalition for Open Democracy, No. 26A512, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson …
Twenty-one state attorneys general sued Treasury on October 27 over a FinCEN rule that exempts every US company from the Corporate …
The FBI and the US Postal Inspection Service are investigating suspicious letters, most of them holding white powder, that reached state …
The Pentagon has asked every governor to compete to host a new joint base for 15,000 to 25,000 troops, the first since 1985. States must …
About 185,000 Georgians voted on October 13, the first day of in-person early voting, according to unofficial figures from the Secretary of …
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested 8,592 children since January 2025, including 562 under the age of four, according to an …
An election office needs clear rules, reliable funding and enough time to prepare. A federal policy dispute can unsettle all three before a …
A coalition of states has sued the Labor Department in the US Court of Federal Claims to recover more than $45 million in canceled grants …
Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 storm on the evening of October 9. The same day the President approved …
Election officials in several states are telling voters to mail ballots early this year because of a change in how the US Postal Service …
