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New York is mailing out ‘inflation refund’ checks. Here’s how much money you should expect.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers have agreed to send what they’re calling “inflation refund” checks to more than three-quarters of state tax filers later this year. It’s part of a tentative $254 billion budget agreement lawmakers are set to begin voting on later this week. An estimated 8.2 million filers will be eligible for…
Pentagon races to draft separation playbook after Supreme Court greenlights transgender ban
Services anticipated to be told to identify affected troops within days as legal and political storms are foreseen to gather Within hours of the Supreme Court’s decision paving the way for President Trump’s policy barring most transgender individuals from military service, defense leaders are poised to begin circulating draft guidance that could sideline thousands of…
Firing squad executions are back. Here’s what you need to know.
Firing Squad Executions Are Back. Here’s What You Need To Know. mina Tue, 05/06/2025 – 09:56 Zain Murdock Tags news
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota increase immigration cases in response to Trump policies
The Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office has charged 32 illegal reentry cases so far this year, a marked increase from the last eight years.
The endorsements race in a time of NYC political flux
This past week, New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, who is running in the June Democratic primary for this year’s mayoral election, received the endorsement of four of the […] The post The endorsements race in a time of NYC political flux appeared first on Epicenter NYC.
Trump effort to identify sanctuary cities could threaten funding in Minneapolis, St. Paul
President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to identify local jurisdictions that withhold cooperation with federal immigration enforcement could put millions of dollars in federal aid for critical services at risk, Minnesota city and county leaders say.
We cannot break our promise to our Haitian community by revoking Temporary Protected Status | Opinion
New York is home to over 163,000 Haitians who are a part of our diverse tapestry. Many of them have made their home here because our state has always been a beacon of freedom, welcoming families from across the world as they strive for a better life. Unfortunately, the Republican administration wants to undo that…
Op Ed: Now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of their country
Hardy Brown Sr. argues that citizens should stand strong in their faith and exercise their constitutional rights to demand justice, equality and due process, and that the 14th and 15th Amendments guarantee these rights. The post Op Ed: Now is the Time for All Good Men and Women to Come to the Aid of Their…
Trump’s plan to deport American criminals raises red flags over potential targeting of Black people and other minorities
Trump has announced plans to deport American criminals to foreign prisons, which has raised concerns about the potential targeting of Black and brown Americans, as they are disproportionately represented in the US prison system. The post Trump’s Plan to Deport American Criminals Raises Red Flags Over Potential Targeting of Blacks and Other Minorities appeared first…
House committee investigating Chinese American non-profit
A New York-based non-profit is under investigation for allegedly training undocumented immigrants how to evade deportation. The Gothamist reports the Republican-led House Committee on Homeland Security is investigating the Chinese […] The post House committee investigating Chinese American non-profit appeared first on AsAmNews.
Key Legislation Impacting Tulsans Has Advanced At The State Capitol
POLITICS Joe Tomlinson Source, Adobe Images March 6 marked the Oklahoma Legislature’s deadline to advance policy bills from their assigned committees. The Oklahoma Eagle is highlighting five bills for our readers that have advanced out of committee and could affect underserved communities in Tulsa. One of the proposed bills could impact health care while another…
Accessing asylum in the U.S. will now be harder than ever
Human Rights Watch The ability to seek asylum has been part of U.S. law since 1980 and is outlined under Article 14 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. So, allowing people to seek refuge in the United States is a human right we’ve committed to. Before we get into how this right…
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