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DHS says border ‘is working as intended’ after Title 42
The Homeland Security Department said it has “repatriated” roughly 1,700 illegal immigrants per day since the end of Title 42, or less than 40% of the unauthorized migrants showing up at the southern border in recent weeks.
Congress to vote to save gas stoves, clamp down on Biden’s hyper-regulation
House lawmakers, troubled by an onslaught of Biden administration regulations that are crushing businesses and angering consumers, will vote on legislation that would give Congress the final say over major rules issued by the executive branch.
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DeSantis suspends mayor in Florida from office after arrest on illegal-vote charges
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony DeFillipo II on Monday after the mayor was arrested on felony charges related to voting irregularities.
Room for rent? New York mayor willing to pay homeowners to house migrants
New York City Mayor Eric Adams proposed Monday that New Yorkers accept illegal immigrants into their private homes and get paid for it.
Growing budget fight in divided Legislature could test Pennsylvania's Democratic governor
Pennsylvania state lawmakers returned to session Monday for a weekslong slog to the budget deadline, as House Democrats unveiled a spending plan that could test whether Gov. Josh Shapiro can manage a politically divided Legislature in his freshman year.
Don't delete records from probe into 2020 Trump loss, Wisconsin judge says
A Wisconsin judge on Monday declined to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to ensure that no records are deleted from a now-closed state office created to investigate former President Donald Trump's loss in 2020.
Risky business: Insurers quit homeowner policies or jack up rates to escape natural disaster payouts
Wildfires, unrelenting storms and the ballooning costs of rebuilding weather-damaged property are straining the nation's property insurers, forcing customers to confront dwindling options and higher premiums.
With new video, Gov. Doug Burgum of North Dakota edges closer to Republican presidential race
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum took another step toward entering the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, posting a YouTube video on Monday touting his rise from a small town boy to a self-made software entrepreneur and a successful governor who has cut red tape and taxes.
New Hampshire Gov. Sununu rules out 2024 presidential bid, citing already crowded GOP field
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said Monday that he will not seek the presidency in 2024.
Family of GOP donors, NRA official among victims on plane chased by U.S. jets before deadly crash
A major Republican donor and NRA executive said her daughter and her 2-year-old granddaughter were killed along with the girl's nanny and the pilot of a private Cessna plane that crashed in Virginia and caused responding military jets to create a sonic boom over the Washington region.
Trump lawyers meet with DOJ as decision nears on whether to bring charges in Mar-a-Lago case
Lawyers for Donald Trump were meeting with Justice Department officials on Monday as a decision nears on whether to bring charges over the handling of classified documents at the former president's Florida estate.
