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A Federal District Court judge in D.C. ordered the Department of Homeland Security to end the use of Title 42 at the U.S. border.
WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans overwhelmingly re-elected Mitch McConnell as their leader for the next Congress.
"Nearly 200 Indigenous people are missing in New Mexico. Probably more," one Navajo lawmaker says.
FEMA held its first public meeting to accept comments for how it might tailor its $2.5 billion program to best help victims of the fire.
Officers responded to 911 calls from Club Q in E. Colorado Springs shortly before midnight and took a 22-year-old male suspect into custody.
Victims ask federal agency overseeing $2.5 billion in aid to change what they say is an improper cap on amount they can receive for trees.
Two New Mexico counties that delayed or resisted verifying June's primary election results certified the general election without incident.
Data mistakes and inability to keep up with federal program's demands could cause the state to miss out on several hundred million dollars.
While Democrats got most of the open judicial seats, Republicans won some of the few contested races on the ballot.
California, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana and Vermont residents voted to support abortion access, or boost reproductive rights, when asked.
Councilors Dan Lewis and Klarissa Peña’s substitute bill replaces an earlier version, and if approved, would end the program by June 2023.
WASHINGTON — The United States' ceiling for female governors was shattered this week, with voters in 12 states electing women to the role.
The Georgia race could be key because two other closely watched U.S. Senate contests also remained up in the air by midday Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — Young, diverse voters between the ages of 18 and 29 had the second-highest youth voter turnout in almost three decades.
Republicans remained on pace to likely wrest control of the U.S. House, even as Democrats picked up a few more victories in close races.
The future of oil and gas regulation remains hazy.
Republicans and oil and gas production advocates often accuse the state’s ruling Democrats of trying to kill the local fossil fuel industry.
Preliminary results in two races for seats in the New Mexico House of Representatives were so close that by law they must be recounted.
For years, electric vehicles posed something of a chicken-and-egg problem.
WASHINGTON — The ruling was that the program is unlawful, in a blow to 16 million student debt borrowers already approved for relief.