SF politics

SF politics

The U.S. Commerce Department is set to announce reforms to the $42.5 billion BEAD rural broadband funding program by mid-May.

Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld Gov. Evers' controversial partial veto extending tax increases until 2425.

The excitement over small modular reactors may be misplaced, as economic challenges persist, overshadowing their potential benefits in the nuclear sector.

Irish households have invested heavily in state savings products, but research is necessary to determine their value as investments.

The plan involves cleaning up the capital structure of government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) with potential IPOs and maintaining government support through PSPAs.

USOPC will not establish transgender athlete eligibility policies before LA 2028, maintaining the responsibility rests with international federations.

The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service was drastically cut, impacting labor negotiations in California.

The Khmer Rouge's rise and fall are core to the Cambodian People's Party's legitimacy, but fading memories pose a risk to historical recognition.

The 2008 financial crisis exposed critical inefficiencies and regulatory weaknesses in the appraisal industry, which continue to persist despite legislative efforts.

Two high school seniors achieved national competition success as an undersized team in constitutional law.

Three Irish citizens posed as Hindu monks in Bolivia to exploit land resources while promoting environmental conservation.

Size of the primary committee is critical for security in discrepancy detection protocols.

The Typelevel Steering Committee has renamed and redefined the Chair role to Secretary, focusing on administrative duties with a rotating 12-month term.

Elected officials can be successful through self-oriented or other-oriented campaign strategies, impacting voter preferences.

Measure T lacks clear cost-saving measures - funds may be mismanaged despite apparent guardrails.

Earth Day raises urgent awareness on pollution and climate change effects.

Barabara Lee is promoting a ranked-choice voting strategy in her Oakland mayoral campaign.

CISA faces drastic workforce cuts threatening national security, prompting Rep. Swalwell to demand a briefing on changes prior to implementation.

County resolutions in several states resist federal land protections, citing a desire for local control and opposition to the Antiquities Act.

Governor Shapiro's home was targeted in an arson attack, attributed to an individual expressing hatred towards him, highlighting the ongoing issues of political violence.

South Korea's armed forces are facing a leadership crisis due to political turmoil and disrespect from civilian leaders.

A man was arrested for setting fire to Pennsylvania's governor's residence while the family was inside.

Babydog the bulldog's 'testimony' showcased a rare moment of bipartisanship in the Senate, emphasizing unity beyond political divides.

Maine's Gov. Janet Mills is in a strong legal battle with the Trump administration over transgender athletes, showing resilience amid federal pressure.

Mississippi's Library Commission has deleted critical research collections amid concerns over federal funding cuts to libraries and archives.

Local protests in Shasta County highlighted contrasting narratives between independent reporting and legacy media coverage, prompting a journalist to establish a new news outlet.