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DHS Moves to Restrict Aid for Undocumented Immigrants

DHS Moves to Restrict Aid for Undocumented Immigrants

The Department of Homeland Security has issued new directives aimed at barring aid organizations from providing services to undocumented immigrants, prompting backlash from humanitarian groups and legal advocates.
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Strike Delays Classes in Southwest Washington

A teacher strike has delayed the start of classes in a southwest Washington school district as contract negotiations remain at a standstill.

Appeals Court Upholds Washington’s Redistricting Map

A federal appeals court has affirmed Washington state’s redrawn legislative district map, ruling it meets constitutional standards despite ongoing challenges.

National Guard Deployed in Washington, D.C.

Guard members from six states and the District of Columbia have been deployed to Washington, D.C., in support of local and federal authorities amid rising tensions.

Oregon Firefighter Arrested While on Duty in Washington

An Oregon firefighter battling a wildfire in Washington state has been arrested and detained by immigration authorities, sparking outcry from local officials.

Washington State Fair Opens in Puyallup

The Washington State Fair has officially opened in Puyallup, celebrating its 125th year with rides, concerts, and agricultural showcases for visitors.

Port Washington Data Center Approved for $8 Billion Project

Designs for a massive $8 billion data center in Port Washington have been approved, marking one of the largest technology infrastructure projects in the region.

Washington Transportation Officials Reject C-TRAN Board Proposal

State transportation officials in Washington have rejected an effort to restructure the C-TRAN board, citing concerns about representation and governance.

BASE Jumper Dies After Leap in Washington Mountains

A BASE jumper was killed after leaping from a 6,000-foot mountain in Washington state, with authorities confirming the death during the hazardous descent.

Former Congressman Duke Cunningham Dies at 83

Randy 'Duke' Cunningham, a decorated Vietnam War hero who later served in Congress before being convicted of bribery charges, has died at the age of 83.

Judge Blocks Trump Expansion of Migrant Expulsions

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s effort to expand expedited removal of migrants, ruling the policy overreaches executive authority.

Federal Reserve Independence Questioned Amid Trump’s Push to Reshape Central Bank

Emergency hearing on Fed Governor Lisa Cook highlights dispute as Trump seeks stronger control over monetary policy and faster rate cuts

US Appeals Court Rules Against Most Trump-Era Tariffs

Federal Circuit finds International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize key tariffs; decision effective October 14 while appeal expected
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