The Economist magazine published a cover story warning against what it calls 'Gen Z socialism' as debates over economic policies like universal basic income persist.
The US Coast Guard has launched at least six sailing drones in the Great Lakes this summer to track illicit activity, raising concerns among rights groups.
Los Angeles hotels report business impacts from $30 minimum wage law while Virginia economist warns of job losses from new $15 wage mandate.
New legislation will allow consumers to cancel unwanted subscriptions with simplified processes, government announces.
Sebastian Gorka expresses interest in counterterrorism position while intelligence office sends criminal referrals to Justice Department.
Italian authorities have opened an investigation into a pardon granted to Nicole Minetti, who was convicted in connection with Silvio Berlusconi's parties.
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, 77, testified in English court regarding claims he bears personal liability for IRA bombings that injured three men.
Department of Justice emails reveal Special Counsel Jack Smith's team identified House and Senate Republicans for phone record requests.
The Senate will vote on legislation to prevent congressional pay during government shutdowns as lawmakers seek ways to avoid future closures.
Climate skeptics gather at conference while watchdog group releases Obama-era EPA emails amid policy transition.
The Taxpayers' Alliance reported that more than 350 civil servants received permission to work remotely from vacation spots abroad.
Government workers describe receiving religious communications while the Trump administration pursues expanded deportation operations.
The British government announced the creation of a special representative role to address anti-Muslim hostility and unveiled an official definition of such hostility.
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner drew criticism for past comments about soldiers while appearing at a Bernie Sanders rally in Maine.
Former President Obama rejected claims of alien cover-ups, arguing the government cannot maintain such confidential information.
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