Thune handed $47B national security bill with poison pill
A $47.3 billion government funding bill has cleared the U.S. House of Representatives and arrives at the Senate facing a hostile reception from Democrats.
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Minnesota extends Medicaid provider pause as fraud concerns reach U.S. Senate
Minnesota is extending its pause on enrolling new providers in 12 high-risk Medicaid services as the state continues efforts to crack down on fraud... Read More.
Election 2026: Cooper’s cash on hand edge eclipses $18M
Cash on hand advantage in a nationally watched pivotal U.S. Senate race has eclipsed $18 million in North Carolina.
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EXCLUSIVE: Colorado public school spends $400 an hour on lawyer over Title IX violations
Colorado's Jefferson County Public Schools spends hundreds of taxpayer dollars an hour on an attorney for its legal efforts against the Department of Education,... Read More.
Kalshi draws backlash over Jackie Robinson prediction market ad
Kalshi faces backlash for an America 250 advertising campaign that asks users to imagine betting on whether Major League... Read More.
Firefighters from 30 states battle wildfires in Colorado
Seven fires have burned through over 200,000 acres of Colorado's expansive terrain, with over 1,800 personnel being deployed from more than 30 states to... Read More.
GOP, Dems compete in Arizona congressional races
Arizona Republicans and Democrats in the 7th and 8th congressional districts are battling it out to see who will advance to the general election.
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Democrats wary over DNI nominee’s stances on election security
A swift confirmation of Jay Clayton as the next director of National Intelligence appears less likely after multiple Democrats left his Wednesday confirmation hearing... Read More.
Industry leaders: Feds can more effectively combat fraud, but privacy rights at risk
The federal government faces fraudsters utilizing technology more powerfully than ever before to take advantage of taxpayer-funded programs and steal taxpayer dollars. But it... Read More.
Bipartisan bill would force vote before Social Security cuts hit
A bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation that would fast-track a floor vote on Social Security's looming insolvency, using an independent board to draft... Read More.
