Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham slammed Trump's 'New America' map post, saying New Mexico's name isn't up for debate and accusing him of distracting from key issues.

Tuskegee University's new dress code and cell phone restrictions seek to counter negative stereotypes and promote professional habits among its predominantly Black student body.

Frances Perkins, the first female Cabinet secretary, transformed U.S. labor policy. Her legacy of worker protections remains critical as the workforce evolves.

Michael Alcorn, a Trader Joe's employee, urges the new GOP-led NLRB to close the 'blocking charge' loophole that prevented workers from voting out their union.

Flock Safety isn't the only company deploying license plate readers. As backlash grows, cities are turning to alternatives like Axon, but privacy worries remain.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed claims distance from Hasan Piker without disavowing him, and some outlets are lapping it up. The media's double standard is on full display.

New Jersey is urging the Supreme Court to resolve the regulatory fight over prediction markets, with a circuit split emerging over state versus federal control.

The USS Abraham Lincoln departed Thailand on Sunday after a five-day port visit, ending a 286-day deployment that included extended Middle East service and a political controversy over ship conditions.

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visited Kyiv and Moscow, signaling renewed optimism for a negotiated end to the Ukraine war.