A full agenda: The president signed an arctic security pact, put public pressure on Tehran and Moscow, found an opening with Beijing and made a clear statement that Washington intends to keep the lead in what Trump now calls “superintelligence.”
Members of the House Budget Committee convened offsite Monday in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the possibility of a bipartisan fiscal commission that would focus on addressing the national debt and budget issues.
Mayor Katie Wilson’s office ordered Seattle police to delay press briefings on the Bite of Seattle festival mass shooting until the mayor arrived on scene, according to details revealed by police leadership.
“It is a foreign terrorist organization,” Rep. Randy Fine told The Center Square on Wednesday. “I mean, CAIR was founded as an arm of the Muslim Brotherhood. It’s the front for Hamas.”
Johnson said data centers have targeted neighborhoods bearing the burden of environmental injustice.
More than 3,000 dead people were also continuing to have benefits paid, Faber said Tuesday after a recent review of the state’s Medicaid program.
GOP challenger Michelle Tafoya ties Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to Tim Walz and largely Democratic administration's failure to detect welfare fraud as polls tighten in Minnesota Senate race. The amount of money stolen from taxpayers may be in the billions.
A self-described "Devout Christian" explicitly rejected "medical assistance in dying," but her long-term care facility ran bad-faith assessments, shut out of her family, didn't require verbal confirmation, her granddaughter has alleged to authorities.
If you're among the roughly 67 million Americans who hold crypto, the bipartisan bill would be the first federal law to spell out how digital assets are taxed. The change would scrap the per-transaction reporting.
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The fight over Missouri's congressional map has returned to the U.S. Supreme Court for the third time