September 1, 2025 From Teddy Roosevelt to Reagan to Trump, presidents have warned of power-hungry public-sector unions President Donald Trump canceled federal worker union contracts using national security exemptions, continuing a century-long presidential battle over public-sector unions.
March 25, 2025 HUD joins forces with DHS to ensure federal housing resources go to US citizens, not illegal immigrants The Departments of Housing and Urban Development and Homeland Security have forged a new interagency initiative aimed at ensuring federal housing funds are not taken away from American citizens to pay for illegal immigrants.
September 22, 2023 Waitlist for subsidized housing in Massachusetts is yearslong — despite ample amount of vacant units Investigators have shed light on the public housing system in Massachusetts, which seems to be mismanaging millions of taxpayer dollars without providing services to the needy.
May 8, 2023 North Dakota bill letting teachers ignore pronouns becomes law Republican North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum on Monday authorized a bill that allows teachers and state employees to disregard transgender pronouns.
September 13, 2022 San Bernardino ends decadelong bankruptcy status San Bernardino finally closes its decadelong bankruptcy case. The Southern California city now has a budget surplus compared to its $45 million budget shortfall in 2012.
August 17, 2022 Loss of trust in public health authorities due to their bungled COVID response is 'catastrophic': Hemingway The "Special Report" All-Star panel sounded off on the CDC's track record of flip-flopping on coronavirus guidelines and public health measures on Wednesday.
June 15, 2022 Dramatic rescue of 19 hikers from Utah canyon: 'This is what we train for' After 17 members of a youth group and 2 adult leaders were stranded in a Utah slot canyon, a skilled helicopter rescue crew was able to rescue them safely.
April 5, 2019 Houston sends layoff notices to fire department cadets to fund voter-mandated firefighter pay hikes Houston will layoff 68 fire department cadets in an effort to implement a voter-approved measure to fund pay raises for firefighters to put them on par with the city’s police force.
March 9, 2019 Houston mayor calls for 400 firefighter layoffs so city can afford voter-mandated pay hikes for the rest Houston officials are planning to lay off 400 firefighters to fund a voter-approved measure to award pay raises to the city fire department.
March 21, 2018 8 air travel perks that have all but disappeared Try not to become misty-eyed at the bygone era of in-flight amenities.
