Cochise County Board Endorses New Alcohol Permits and Changes to Zoning Rules
Community Concerns Raised at Cochise County Meeting During a recent gathering of the Cochise County Board of Supervisors on September 16, 2025, a palpable sense of urgency mixed with reflection enveloped the room. Local residents voiced their worries regarding pressing issues in the community. The meeting was marked by heartfelt contributions from speakers, emphasizing the […]
Jason McNeil seeks clear permits for his Flagstaff property
Community Meeting Highlights Property Issue in Flagstaff Recently, during a planning and zoning session in Coconino County, attention focused on a property at 4280 East Spring Meadows Circle in Flagstaff. Jason McNeill, a local advocate, discussed his ongoing efforts to simplify the permitting process for existing units on the land. The aim is straightforward: to […]
Court permits measure to halt Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood
Trump Administration’s Medicaid Funding Block Overturned WASHINGTON — A recent ruling allows the Trump administration to prevent Medicaid funds from being allocated to parent-child relationships, following an appeals court decision that overturned a lower court injunction. This move comes after Congressional Republicans integrated a one-year fundraising ban into a significant legislation signed by President Trump […]
Appeals Court Permits Trump Administration to Keep Billions in Foreign Aid Funds
Federal Court Rules on Foreign Aid Funding A federal appeals court has granted the Trump administration the authority to stop billions in foreign aid funding. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has to challenge administrative decisions regarding fund withholding, as noted in a recent ruling. A spokesperson for the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) stated, […]
California Democrats Tout Fast Rebuild of LA Fire Aftermath While Many Victims Await Permits
California’s leading Democrats are touting the recovery from a devastating January as a significant achievement. But, seven months later, many victims are still unable to rebuild their homes. In January, wildfires destroyed around 16,000 houses and buildings from Malibu to Pasadena, leading to an estimated $100 billion in damage claims. Governor Gavin Newsom and Los […]
NAACP and others challenge xAI turbine permits for Memphis data center
Elon Musk’s company, Xai, is in the process of developing a significant supercomputer called “Colossus” in Memphis, Tennessee. This supercomputer will support the AI chatbot functioning under the name of that location. Recently, the NAACP, along with another organization, filed an appeal challenging the Shelby County Health Department’s decision to issue aviation permits for 15 […]
Supreme Court permits Trump to proceed with his plan to eliminate the Education Department for the time being
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Proceed with Education Department Shifts WASHINGTON – On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court granted the Trump administration the ability to advance plans to significantly change the Department of Education, despite earlier rulings that attempted to block these efforts. This decision is seen as a substantial win for President Donald […]
Over 800 homeowners in Palisades, Altadena have applied for permits to reconstruct.
Over 800 homeowners across regions like Palisades and Altadena, affected by the wildfires in January, have applied for reconstruction permits, according to an analysis of local government data. Out of these applications, at least 145 have received approval for major repairs or complete replacements in areas such as Los Angeles, Malibu, and Pasadena, along with […]
Supreme Court permits Trump to use wartime law for deportations, for now and with limits • Tennessee Lookout
This story was updated on April 8th at 10:24am EDT WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday said that the Trump administration could, for now, use the alien enemy law of 1798 to carry out the rapid deportation of Venezuelans suspected of being members of the gang, but they must give them the opportunity […]
Obama-Appointed Judge In San Francisco Rules 350,000 Illegals Can Keep Work Permits
On Monday, a federal judge issued a decision to end a temporary injunction against the Trump administration and a Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for around 350,000 Venezuelans living in the United States. According to a court application, U.S. District Judge Edward Chen in San Francisco has ordered a temporary suspension to end the Trump administration’s […]