Colorado’s program offers 15 hours weekly and $6,300 per child annually, funded by tobacco taxes. The ruling tests whether public funding can require equal admissions policies.

About 20,000 ballots were targeted, but California officials dispute the government’s non-citizen list and methods. The decision leaves lower court rulings in place and ends the ballot challenge.

The ruling removes restrictions tied to elections. The administration now faces fewer election-related limits.

Dozens of moratoriums pass in 10 states; about two-thirds of 2028 data center capacity faces delays. Local votes constrain AI growth and shape water and electricity rules.

Experts say stronger employment and wages are needed to turn expanded services and product incentives into spending. Jobs and pay are central to converting new supply into consumer demand.

Pyongyang rejects US outreach while conducting its heaviest missile-testing pace in years. The twin moves deepen tensions between North Korea and the United States.

Refugees arriving by small boats or clandestine routes may wait up to 30 years for settlement. Suspending family reunions limits safer legal routes and leaves refugees more vulnerable.

President Trump is asked whether he will accept the election results. His answer defines his position on the outcome.

Permanent DNA changes raise long-term safety concerns; most treatments target cells that do not pass to offspring. The trade-off is decades of protection against heart disease versus irreversible genetic risks.