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Facing a staggering $12 billion deficit, California Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a revised $322 billion state budget Wednesday, drawing sharp criticism from Republican Assemblywoman Alexandra M. Macedo over continued funding

As artificial intelligence becomes a more powerful force in American life, a new Rasmussen Reports and Heartland Institute poll shows a majority of voters are growing increasingly uneasy about where

Governor Phil Scott has issued Executive Order 04-25, instructing the Agency of Natural Resources to pause enforcement of multi-state mandates requiring auto manufacturers to meet specific electric vehicle (EV) sales

Arizona has taken a major step toward protecting its most vulnerable residents with the launch of the Seek and Find Alert System, a statewide upgrade to how law enforcement handles

The latest World Happiness Report paints a revealing picture of where America stands in the global happiness landscape—and what we can do to rise higher. While Finland remains the world’s

A new law in Arizona aims to hold violent mobs accountable—and it carries the name of a 16-year-old whose death shocked the state. On Monday, Arizona Governor signed Preston’s Law

As Wisconsin faces a growing workforce crisis—with nearly 150,000 jobs currently unfilled—state lawmakers are taking bold, bipartisan action to bring new residents into the state and address a looming demographic

In a recent critique, Senator Jason Rarick raised serious concerns about the Minnesota Senate Democrats’ proposed Human Services budget and the detrimental impact it could have on nursing homes across

Once again, Olivia and Liam claim the crown as the most popular baby names in the United States, according to the latest data from the Social Security Administration (SSA), marking

This year’s New York state budget, totaling approximately $254 billion, has raised significant concerns about the state’s financial trajectory and the process through which it was passed. Critics, including Senator