Story by Adam Kissel It is rare to see a university publicly complain about regulatory harassment, but Grand Canyon University has good reasons to do so. One of the largest…
Story by Rachel M. Emmanuel With the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, worries about the security of the open U.S. border continue to escalate. There are growing concerns about…
Story by Jacob Kastrenakes and Alex Heath Elon Musk wants X to be the center of your financial world, handling anything in your life that deals with money. He expects…
Story by Olafimihan Oshin President Biden’s approval rating among Democratic respondents saw a double-digit decline in the past month, resulting in one of the lowest in his presidency, according to…
Story by Ali Bradley The Texas House of Representatives approved a major immigration-related bill Wednesday that would grant federal authority to local law enforcement to act when migrants cross the…
Story by Britney Nguyen, Forbes Staff Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the Biden Administration for destroying concertina wire the state put along its border with Mexico…
Story by Katelynn Richardson Justice Samuel Alito said Friday that the Supreme Court majority’s decision to pause a lower court injunction blocking the Biden administration from coercing social media companies…
Story by asheffey@businessinsider.com The 2024 presidential election is quickly approaching — and there’s a lot on the line for student-loan borrowers. While most federal borrowers were not required to make…
Story by By Liliana Salgado and Daniel Becerril HARLINGEN, Texas (Reuters) – The first U.S. deportation flight to Venezuela under a new Biden administration initiative landed in Caracas on Wednesday,…
Story by Joshua Riddle The Biden administration plans to provide free medical services, food, and housing to 5.7 million migrants. Biden also aims to provide legal assistance, psychosocial services, therapeutic…
Story by Nick Pope Austin, Texas, is struggling to close a coal-fired power plant that its city council ordered to shut down years ago, The Texas Tribune reported Monday. In…
Story by Will Kessler As long as President Joe Biden continues his high government spending policies, inflation is not likely to return to previously normal levels without seeing economic repercussions,…
