Taxpayer-funded TV ads featuring Trump drew fresh scrutiny Tuesday after the recording artist behind a song used in one spot demanded the White House stop using his music.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday let President Donald Trump's administration resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without offering them the chance to show the harms they may face, bolstering part of his immigration crackdown.
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A major bipartisan bill to overhaul college athletics nationwide passed the Senate, clearing a key hurdle and setting up a potentially divisive political showdown in the House of Representatives.
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Taxpayer-funded ads featuring Trump, including spots celebrating a "golden age of America" and one with a chorus singing "love me" on repeat, are drawing bipartisan criticism and legal questions.
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The research adds to evidence that medically tailored meals could save money — in addition to improving health. Yet such programs could be cut as states look to tighten spending.
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Iran raised the initiative, which proposed to end hostilities in the Persian Gulf within seven days, at the U.N. General Assembly.
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The cases expose weaknesses in voter registration systems, but at numbers experts said were too small relative to the country’s more than 170 million registered voters to impact elections.
The dispute, waged in both state and federal courts, led to multiple conflicting court rulings.
The Supreme Court on Friday handed the Trump administration a win in its effort to increase federal involvement in the midterm elections.
Talks put a spotlight on trade, AI, Taiwan and the growing strategic rivalry between the two major powers.
The Republican committees supporting candidates in Senate and House races have exceeded former caps by more than $48 million. Their Democratic counterparts also eclipsed former limits, but by much less.
The White House has pushed federal agencies to accelerate their review of at least 47 state voter rolls obtained by the Department of Homeland Security, according to an internal email seen by Reuters.
Trump has increasingly used national security claims to justify controversial actions, including building a 250-foot arch with military features and banning certain news outlets from the White House.
The festival's organizer, lawyer and political commentator Eric Deters, revealed only six $1,000 VIP tickets sold.
Inspired by his love for his three cats and the memory of a cat his family adopted six years ago, Brandon Allen used his Eagle Scout project to step up and make a difference at the North Platte City Animal Shelter.
Growers, volunteers and produce recipients are invited to a Yanney Park potluck Thursday celebrating the first season of turning extra garden produce into fresh food for neighbors in need.
Erica Isaac has battled serious health problems for 17 years. Now, the wife and mother of three needs a kidney. She hopes a donor steps forward.
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Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen's office will hold public hearings for each of the three statewide citizen-led ballot measures appearing on the Nov. 3 ballot.
"So how are voters confused when they're presented with both an object and the actual text?" Nebraska Supreme Court Justice Cassel asked.
A Class A opponent is coming to Milford, and the town is buzzing. Shayla Rautenberg and the Eagles host Omaha Westside in an unusual volleyball matchup Thursday.
In-person early voting will begin Monday.
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Vibe reports that 70% of Americans believe their phones listen to them, but ads target users based on behavioral signals, not audio surveillance.
ZoomInfo reports significant volatility in chief revenue officer roles, with 47% of hires coming from external sources, reflecting a trend of rapid turnover and poaching.
Jump reports that financial advisors ranked lowest in AI adoption as of 2023, but rapid advancements are being made.Â
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A transient man, 29, was arrested and charged after showing up at Bright Futures Preschool and allegedly threatening an employee.
John T. Deal, 46 is charged with receipt of child pornography and possession of child pornography, U.S. Attorney for the District of Nebraska Lesley A. Woods said.
"The juvenile male driver of the Jeep suffered substantial neurological injuries and was on a ventilator for several days," according to the affidavit.
Lincoln police held a briefing Friday morning on two suspicious deaths this week: Amber Spencer, who died from injuries sustained in a camper fire Wednesday, and a 67-year-old Lincoln man found dead Thursday near First and M streets.
Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen's office will hold public hearings for each of the three statewide citizen-led ballot measures appearing on the Nov. 3 ballot.
"So how are voters confused when they're presented with both an object and the actual text?" Nebraska Supreme Court Justice Cassel asked.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen fielded questions on how two executive orders he issued last week to provide relief to agricultural producers ahead of the fall harvest will work in practice.
Fremont residents came to Tuesday’s council meeting looking for more than a policy change. They wanted answers about how the city handled the dispute.