House Democrats celebrate Virginia redistricting win while Trump-aligned group investigates mail-in ballot practices following the close referendum result.
Several unrelated criminal cases have resulted in charges and convictions across different jurisdictions.
Research indicates CDC's decision to stop recommending hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth may lead to hundreds more infections.
The United States coordinated with international partners on multiple diplomatic initiatives involving Mexico and Panama.
Several major companies including Amtrak, security firms, and Brookfield's Compass face separate incidents involving data breaches and business decisions.
Thousands of New York City apartment building doormen are set to vote on whether to strike for better pay in what would be their first walkout in over 30 years.
A coalition of former Democratic staffers proposes a new health care policy as an alternative to Medicare for All ahead of the 2028 campaign.
News outlets examine evidence from Jeffrey Epstein's final weeks in custody, including a handwritten note and financial transaction records.
Military strikes continue across the Middle East as Iran reportedly moves to select a new Supreme Leader following recent escalations.
Federal prosecutors say Aimee Bock directed her son to distribute protected prosecution materials to media and lawmakers while incarcerated.
Website-building platform Wix.com announced layoffs affecting one-fifth of its staff as part of organizational changes expected to impact future revenue growth.
Objection, backed by Peter Thiel, has launched a platform using artificial intelligence to evaluate journalism and allow users to pay to challenge news stories.
Michigan politicians have introduced legislation that would prohibit Chinese-branded cars from entering the United States, including short visits from Canada or Mexico.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver addresses European league launch timeline and conference finals ratings amid broadcast methodology questions.
Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to seek unanimous consent for legislation to restore the IRS Direct File program discontinued in 2025.
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