DOJ announces 455 indictments in connection to billions in alleged fraud
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday that 455 people have been indicted for alleged health care fraud, believed to cost taxpayers over $6.5... Read More.
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Baseball commissioner admits mistake; no discipline for players
Major League Baseball, its commissioner again guilty in the court of public opinion, has backed down and admitted its mistake.
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U.S. Senate passes landmark bipartisan housing bill, sends to House
Bipartisan legislation to boost housing supply and home ownership nationally cleared the U.S. Senate in an 85-5 vote Monday evening, the largest housing bill... Read More.
POLL: Majority of voters believe U.S. should stay in NATO
A majority of American voters say the U.S. should remain in NATO, according to The Center Square Voters' Voice poll.
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Minnesota man ordered to pay $2.5M in fraud case, faces no criminal charges
A Minnesota court has ordered a man to pay nearly $2.5 million in damages, penalties and legal fees after a jury found he submitted... Read More.
Murphy, Dhillon go to bat for players in baseball’s Pride Night black eye
How Major League Baseball can force one viewpoint upon players and "attack" them for expressing another is a puzzler to a North Carolina congressman.
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Sponsor believes non-citizen voting amendment will pass
The sponsor of a joint resolution that would amend the U.S. Constitution to establish a clear requirement that only United States citizens can vote... Read More.
Republicans compete to face Neguse in congressional race
Voters in Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, which includes the city of Boulder, will elect partisan candidates in the U.S. House during the June 30... Read More.
Vance says ‘progress’ made in talks with Iran
Following what appeared to be a bumpy weekend between the U.S. and Iran, Vice President J.D. Vance said progress is being made.
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Report: Eight Michigan counties among most vulnerable to Social Security cuts
More than one in five Michigan residents could see their Social Security benefits reduced by 2032 if Congress fails to address the program's looming... Read More.
