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A judge called President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship 'blatantly unconstitutional' and put a temporary ban on the measure that would have taken effect next month ...

In addition to serving as “blood boy” to his dad, longevity-obsessed Bryan Johnson, 19-year-old Talmage Johnson is now also his boner boy. Bryan Johnson shared a pair of charts on X (formerly Twitter) ...

Less than three months after voters approved sales of recreational marijuana in Colorado Springs, the city council is poised to place a vote to repeal the measure on the April municipal ballot.

A citizen initiative looking to get an Extreme Risk Protection Orders measure, or Red Flag law, on the November ballot, submitted their signatures Thursday.

Metro Council President Lynn Peterson proposed that Metro form a working group to ensure any measure referred to the fall ballot had as much support as possible.

The two potential April ballot questions would ask Colorado Springs voters to undo the legalization of retail marijuana sales and allow e-bikes to widely be used in city parks and trails.

CT tenants revived efforts to expand protections against no-fault evictions, signaling the start of what will likely be a contentious debate.

The measure, which would require that medical providers resuscitate infants born alive during abortions, has no path to enactment after Democrats blocked it this week.

Just days after Donald Trump’s arrival at the White House, the United States updated its requirements for applicants seeking adjustment of immigration status through permanent residence or green card.

A new bill under consideration in the General Assembly would put the measure on the November 2026 ballot for voters to decide whether to increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour. Bill proponents want ...

Florida Senator Tina Polsky, a Democrat, filed a bill last week expanding the medical exceptions in the state's six-week abortion ban, which over half of Flori ...