Trump’s 3rd week saw more executive orders, a trade war that wasn’t and a Mideast jolt
Three weeks in, President Donald Trump keeps cranking out executive orders designed to remake the government while ...
Judge denies union demand to block DOGE’s access to Labor Department data
District Judge John Bates, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, said that the groups failed to properly show the standing necessary to win the temporary restraining order they sought ...
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Sneak peek of ocean-inspired glass mural to surround the Capitol
The Hawai‘i Department of Accounting and General Services this week gave lawmakers a slice of what a large-scale, ...
Photo appears to show 'core values' mural painted over at FBI Academy. Here's what we know
A rumor circulating online in late January and early February 2025 claimed a photograph authentically captured a person ...
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Manhattan artist's suffragist mural is going down in history
A painting by a Manhattan artist is going down in Kansas history. Phyllis Garibay-Coon, the first woman to have a painting ...
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Honolulu records 6th death from massive explosion of illegal fireworks over New Year’s
A sixth person died Wednesday from injuries sustained when crates of illegal fireworks ignited during a New Year’s Eve party ...
Black church in DC that was vandalized by the Proud Boys gains control over the group’s trademark
A D.C. Superior Court Judge has awarded an historic Black church control over the Proud Boys trademark after the group defaulted on a $2.8 million judgment. The Monday ...
Historic building, Willie Nelson mural demolished in downtown Austin
At a November Austin Historic Landmark Commission meeting, city staff recommended demolishing the building due to damages ...
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Thairie Ritchie vigil: Chants, remembrances and a demand for information
More than 300 people gathered Sunday to grieve and honor Thairie Ritchie, the prominent local civil rights activist who set ...
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Fewer primaries, more languages, new tie-breakers: Here’s how San Diego election law could change
SAN DIEGO — San Diego may soon make some notable changes to how the city conducts elections, including possibly reducing how often primaries and special elections are held.
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‘A lot of fear going on’: Texas immigrant community on edge during Trump’s first weeks
Partly because he was angered when Trump granted clemency to people involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. And ... tax documents and property records — to prove he had lived in the ...
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EDITORIAL: Mural project stroke of creativity
The circle is the seal of the city of Alexandria. The child, and the seal, are the components of a mural painted on the side of an otherwise drab exterior wall greeting visitors to the northern ...