Sen. Theodore Collier introduced a bill that would restrict federal interference in state emergency and infrastructure decisions except in defined circumstances.

Noah Stewart breaks down Victor Landry’s new federal apprenticeship law, a unanimous grid vote, Nevada’s road-receipt revolution, and Washington’s rare flirtation with follow-through.

Republican Sen. Theodore Collier argued that border security requires practical coordination among governments and a focused enforcement priority for noncitizens convicted of serious violent crimes.

Noah Stewart digs into Montana’s overwhelming rural infrastructure vote, then checks whether America’s politicians can match its sudden appetite for roads with equally sturdy accountability.

Republican Sen. Theodore Collier argued that investments in vital industries must create skills, career stability and genuine opportunity for the workers needed to sustain them.