After Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy issued a directive on July 1 ordering all governors to comply with federal standards for “consistent and recognizable traffic control devices including crosswalk and intersection markings, and orderly use of the right‑of‑way that is kept free

Police are responding to a report of an active shooter at the University of Arkansas. Our content partner, KNWA-TV in Fayetteville, said a text alert was sent to students Monday afternoon saying an active shooter was reported. The alert advised everyone

President DOnald Trump on Monday touted his deal with Intel, pushing back on criticism, asking, “Why are ‘stupid’ people unhappy with that?” Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Friday signaled that the U.S. government’s investment in Intel was completed, stating that the

The old political adage says when you’re in a hole, stop digging. But Virginia Democrats this week? They’ve thrown away the shovel and brought in a backhoe. What began as a straightforward opportunity to quickly denounce a deeply racist sign held

In the ongoing war between sanctuary city politics and federal immigration enforcement, a quiet but powerful resistance is brewing—and it’s coming from inside the ranks. According to acting ICE Director Todd Lyons, some Boston police officers are defying Mayor Michelle Wu’s

There it is again—the media’s favorite sleight of hand: a sob story in place of a fact pattern, emotion instead of law. NBC News kicked it off with a piece about illegal immigrant day laborers “struggling” to earn a living under