Social Security service fallout reaches North Dakota
AARP says it's getting thousands of phone calls from seniors worried about getting through to Social Security.
To reduce homelessness among military vets, North Dakota tinkers with funding plan
The North Dakota Legislature is considering bolstering funding to help military veterans facing homelessness.
Tribes, long shut out from their own health data, fight for access and sovereignty
The concept, known as data sovereignty, is important amid the harrowing health disparities seen in tribal people.
Seventeen states want to end an abortion privacy rule. A federal judge is questioning HIPAA itself.
The decades-old federal law protecting the privacy of individual health information is threatened by multiple lawsuits.
Kansas governor vetoes bill that would extend state budget if lawmakers fail to pass one
Governor Laura Kelly Monday vetoed a bill that would roll over the previous year’s state budget if the Legislature failed to pass one.
Democrats ask congressional watchdog agency to probe Trump’s funding freezes
Top Democrats in Congress are asking the Government Accountability Office to open an investigation.
Colorado bills would add protections for transgender people
Colorado legislators introduced two bills Friday that would add new legal protections for transgender people.
Denver ICE arrests man previously deported 16 times
Sentenced to just one year in jail in August 2024, Cruz-Mendoza was already being released from Jefferson County’s Detention Center.
Colorado farmers brace for new round of Trump tariffs
President Donald Trump is set to impose sweeping global tariffs this week, a move expected to spark retaliation.
Politics: 2025Talks - April 1, 2025
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