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    Border counties that backed Trump now face worker shortages●The border counties that swung to Trump are now short of workers. They may swing back.✉newsWorldImmigration1 h ago

    Analysis by The Washington Post argues that US border counties which shifted to Donald Trump are now experiencing labor shortages, as tighter immigration enforcement reduces the available workforce. The piece suggests these economic pressures could push voters in those counties back toward the Democrats in future elections.

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    Ulster County man admits to 2024 murder of Pennsylvania woman▼Ulster County man admits to 2024 murder of Pa. woman✉newsWorldCrime7 h ago

    A man from Ulster County, New York, has admitted to the 2024 murder of a woman from Pennsylvania. The admission was reported by regional news, but details about the victim, the circumstances of the killing, the man's name, and how the admission was made have not been provided. The case connects communities across the New York-Pennsylvania border and is expected to proceed through the courts.

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    Prince George's County advances billion-dollar entertainment venue project▼Prince George’s Co. Council votes to advance billion-dollar entertainment venue project✉newsCultureEntertainment1 d ago

    The Prince George's County Council has voted to advance a billion-dollar entertainment venue project, moving the development forward in the Maryland county bordering Washington, DC. The proposal would represent a major investment in the region's entertainment and events infrastructure. Further details about the venue's location, timeline and backers were not immediately available.

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    Authorities in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, have launched a prevention operation ahead of forecast heavy rains and thunderstorms expected from Thursday through the weekend. Mayor Carmen Lilia Canturosas coordinated an operational meeting as civil protection teams prepare for possible flooding. Across the border, flood watch monitoring takes effect Thursday in Webb County, Texas, with rain expected to end the recent heat in the Dos Laredos region.

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    Beautiful spring day draws travellers to Cheorwon, South Korea●Beautiful day out in Cheolwon/Cheorwon of South Korea. 🥰 # flowers # flower # naturephotography # nature # travel # travMmastodonLifeTravel83 d ago

    Visitors are sharing scenes of a fine day out in Cheorwon, a county in Gangwon Province, South Korea, near the border with North Korea. The posts feature flowers and nature photography, with travellers praising the area's scenery and recommending it as a destination for a day trip.

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    Judge blocks Trump's effort to cut El Paso County federal funding●Judge blocks Trump's efforts to block El Paso County federal funding✉newsWorldLaw & Courts3 d ago

    A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to withhold federal funding from El Paso County, Texas. The decision restores or protects the county's access to federal money that officials say supports local services. Details of the ruling's legal reasoning and its broader implications for other jurisdictions facing similar funding threats have not been fully reported yet.

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    Voter guide published for Imperial County general election▼Voter guide for the Imperial County general election✉newsWorldElections4 d ago

    Fox 5 San Diego has published a voter guide for the Imperial County general election, giving residents a rundown of the races and measures on the ballot. The guide is aimed at helping voters in California's southeastern border county prepare before they cast their ballots in the general election.

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    Maine Voters Along Route 1 Worry Over Heating Oil and Tariffs●Along U.S. Route 1, Maine voters worry about heating oil, gas and Canadian tariffs https://www.npr.org/2026/10/01/nx-s1-MmastodonWorldPolitics36 d ago

    Voters along U.S. Route 1 in Maine are voicing concern about the rising cost of heating oil and gas, plus tariffs on Canadian goods, ahead of the midterm elections. The NPR report, focused on Aroostook County and the Senate race between Susan Collins and her challenger, highlights how energy prices and trade policy with Canada are shaping political conversations in the border state.