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A deadly livestock parasite is creeping toward the Texas border again, and this time the Trump administration and Governor Greg Abbott are moving fast to stop it before ranchers pay the price.

Story Snapshot New World screwworm has been confirmed in Texas calves for the first time in decades, threatening cattle, wildlife, and ranchers’ livelihoods.[1][2] The Trump admini...

DHS’s own REAL ID system is now colliding with immigration enforcement reality: a government-issued card does not automatically settle citizenship, and that matters when federal agents are making arrests in the field.

Quick Take DHS guidance says REAL ID is an identity standard, not conclusive proof of citizenship.[3] REAL ID-compliant licenses can be issued to some nonc...

A Republican fight over a Trump intelligence pick has pushed a critical surveillance power toward a deadline, raising the prospect of a lapse that intelligence officials and lawmakers say would create a real collection gap.

Quick Take Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act was set to expire on June 12 without further action, turning the debate into an i...

California health officials are sounding alarms over measles in Merced County wastewater, but there are still zero confirmed human cases — raising tough questions about fear, messaging, and what this really means for families.

Story Snapshot Merced County detected measles virus in wastewater, yet reports no confirmed clinical measles cases. Officials call wastewater test...

A Saturday evening community festival in Toledo turned into another chaotic shooting scene, raising fresh questions about law and order, culture, and the safety of families in America’s cities.

Story Snapshot At least 12 people were shot near Toledo’s Old West End Festival, including victims as young as 14 and as old as 61.[2][3] Police say there were at least two shoote...