Trump’s ‘no cost’ Greenland deal has no price tag, records show
No one in Washington will say what establishing two new U.S. defense areas in Greenland will cost U.S. taxpayers or when Congress will be... Read More.
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DOJ says it will take ‘aggressive actions’ to secure midterm elections
With the November midterm elections only six weeks away, the Trump administration is already implementing ballot security and fraud prevention measures, Acting U.S. Deputy... Read More.
Quiet Atlantic hurricane season snaps 112-year-old record
Nearly two years to the day remnants of Hurricane Helene brought arguably the worst natural disaster in North Carolina history, the Atlantic hurricane season... Read More.
Trump touts American strength, slams ‘globalist’ agenda; warns Iran
Peace through strength was the central theme of President Donald Trump's address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, with the president underscoring... Read More.
Harris joins El-Sayed on Michigan campaign trail
Former Vice President Kamala Harris headed to Michigan on Tuesday to campaign alongside U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
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Fraud now ranks second among top concerns for Minnesota voters
Fraud concerns rank among the top issues for Minnesota voters in a new poll, trailing only inflation and the cost of living as the... Read More.
$40 trillion debt puts fiscal commission back in congressional spotlight
Members of the House Budget Committee convened offsite Monday in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the possibility of a bipartisan fiscal commission that would focus... Read More.
Hegseth addresses military spouse commission, vows action on key issues
Looking to improve the quality of life of military families who face unique challenges, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth addressed a group of military... Read More.
Federal court says Missouri must use GOP-favored map
A federal appeals court ordered Missouri to use a congressional map favoring Republicans that the U.S. Supreme Court halted.
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Medicare Part D paid $588M for OTC drugs labeled as prescription-only
Medicare Part D sponsors made $587.7 million in ineligible payments to pharmacies for five drugs carrying obsolete prescription-only labeling more than a year after... Read More.
