Judge lifts temporary block on USPS mail voting rule
WASHINGTON >> The Postal Service can for now move ahead with plans to restrict mail-in voting before the midterm elections […]
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Washington Post ordered to rehire columnist fired over social media posts
A private arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to rehire opinion columnist Karen Attiah, who was fired in September over
Feds announce Colorado River cuts for 3 states amid drought
WASHINGTON >> Federal officials on Friday sharply cut how much water Arizona, California and Nevada can draw from the Colorado
U.S. Treasury turns to interventionist tactics to lower interest rates
The Trump administration’s Treasury Department has become increasingly interventionist in its efforts to bend the forces of global markets to
FBI agents search Eric Swalwell’s home as part of federal inquiry
USA TODAY NETWORK VIA REUTERS CONNECT Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-CA, sits down for an interview at Chrome Restaurant and Catering
Lala unearths graves and caskets at Big Island cemetery
NAALEHU, Hawaii >> Hurricane Lala tore the dead from the earth on the Big Island. On Monday, Jukwa Balos had
Hawaiian Electric warns possible power outages from Lala could last days
HAWAII TRIBUNE-HERALD / 2014 HELCO crews work to restore power in Nanawale Estates in August 2014 after albizia trees fell
Kalshi ordered to cease most operations in Washington state
A judge in Seattle has barred Kalshi from most operations in Washington state, the latest legal blow to prediction markets
Scared of cyclospora, consumers turn to local lettuce
Oliver’s Produce, a small family-owned farm and market in upstate New York, sold 700 heads of lettuce last July. This
McConnell announces discharge from rehabilitation center
HAIYUN JIANG/THE NEW YORK TIMES Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) leaves after a vote at the Capitol in Washington, on May