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Open primary advocates will file legal challenge if efforts thwarted
Immigration · Oklahoma City

Open primary advocates will file legal challenge if efforts thwarted

Coverage: 4 sources
A state question is seeking to open up Oklahoma’s primary elections. Advocates allege it will stop more extreme candidates. But some prominent lawmakers say the state question process is skewed to favor Oklahoma's most populated areas.See the Story
Trump's mass deportation plan escalates political tensions
Donald Trump · Washington

Trump's mass deportation plan escalates political tensions

Coverage: 2 sources
Critics, including judges, have condemned the White House for denying due process to those deported.See the Story
FFRF moves to dismiss Ryan Walters Okla. lawsuit that aims to punish it for its advocacy
ACLU · Oklahoma

FFRF moves to dismiss Ryan Walters Okla. lawsuit that aims to punish it for its advocacy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a motion to dismiss an Oklahoma State Department of Education lawsuit against it. FFRF is represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Oklahoma. FFRF sent letters to public schools in Oklahoma objecting to religious activities, prompting State Superintendent Ryan Walters and the Oklahoma State Department of Education to file a “SLAPP” suit seeking to punish its constitutionally …See the Story

Your Questions Answered: Trump’s First 100 Days

Coverage: 2 sources
In the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term, we’ve seen a whirlwind of executive orders, policy proposals, and media commentary that have left many of us questioning the future of our democracy. It can be hard to separate what’s truly important, what’s fact, and what can be done to safeguard our rights. We believe that an informed public is a powerful one, and we're here to help you understand the policies shaping our country, …Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

Springfield PrideFest returns May 17 with parade, drag shows, and over 100 vendors

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Springfield PrideFest will return to downtown Springfield on May 17.This year marks the 15th year for the day-long festival, which celebrates diversity and theACLU · SpringfieldSee the Story

Audrey Young: 100 days down, 1361 to go – Trump’s blitz has barely begun

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This is a transcript of the Premium Politics newsletter. To sign up, click here , select ‘Inside Politics with Audrey Young’ and save your preferences. For a...Donald Trump · GazaSee the Story

Advocates sound alarm as Utah looks to impose work requirements on Medicaid expansion

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Marcella Patino gives a customer a pedicure while working at a salon in Holladay, Utah on April 30, 2025. (Courtesy of Marcella Patino)Marcella Patino, 34, knows the difficulties of navigating work requirements.  Patino, who works full time as a nail technician and esthetician at a salon in Holladay, is a single mother of three. She relies on financial assistance for child care — $600 a month for day care — so she can keep working full time, and…Homelessness · Little RockSee the Story

Nebraska Department of Education plans to sign federal order against DEI

80% Center coverage: 5 sources
The Nebraska Department of Education intends to sign a letter sent by the federal government certifying the state and its school districts do not use diversity, equity and inclusion programs.DEI · United StatesSee the Story

How We Help the Immigrant Community Feel Seen

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A lot of people think that immigrants in detention must have done something wrong, but many people have not broken any laws and yet they are still detained. Some have no family anywhere near their detention center and no idea how long they may be held. I decided to visit these individuals. That’s how KWESI began, as a visitation group. KWESI is a group of volunteers who visit immigrants held in government detention. It’s named after a Ghanaian m…Asylum Seekers · Mesa VerdeSee the Story

International students file legal challenges over widespread US visa revocations

60% Center coverage: 311 sources
Without proper visas, international students become undocumented and are required to leave the United States, or face arrest or deportation.US Politics · United StatesSee the Story

Donald Trump authorizes U.S. military to take control of land on southern border

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President Donald Trump is authorizing the U.S. military to take jurisdiction over federal lands along the southern border to help enforce his immigration agenda. Border Security · United StatesSee the Story

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