Trump blocks $4.9B in foreign aid Congress OK'd, using maneuver last seen nearly 50 years ago
President Donald Trump has told House Speaker Mike Johnson he won't be spending $4.9 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid.
Employers have used E-Verify for years. ICE's arrest of a Maine police officer raises new questions
The case of a Maine police officer arrested by immigration authorities even though he was vetted by a government system called E-Verify is raising questions about what employers can do to make sure theyβre employing people who can legally work.
Trump ends ex-Vice President Harris' Secret Service protection early after Biden had extended it
President Donald Trump has revoked former Vice President Kamala Harrisβ Secret Service protection that otherwise would've ended next summer.
Trump proposed getting rid of FEMA, but his review council seems focused on reforming the agency
President Donald Trump has floated the idea of βgetting rid ofβ the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which manages federal disaster response.
Fiery texts from Michael Jordan, NASCAR executives disclosed in NASCAR antitrust battle
NASCAR and two teams, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, have clashed in federal court over antitrust allegations.
CDC director Susan Monarez is out after less than a month on the job and other agency leaders resign
The director of the nationβs top public health agency is out after less than one month in the job.
Minneapolis police: shooting at Catholic school has left 3 dead, including shooter, and 17 injured
A shooting Wednesday at a Minneapolis Catholic school has killed two children as they prayed and injured 17 other people, 14 of them kids.
Report: Americans with top credit scores also struggling to pay bills
Americans with the highest credit scores are starting to fall behind on their loans and credit card payments, according to a new report by VantageScore.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged
It's a love story and, baby, she said yes: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged, they announced Tuesday.
Schools reopen in Washington, D.C. with parents on edge over armed patrols
Public schools reopened Monday in the nation's capital with parents on edge over the presence of thousands of National Guard troops, some armed, and federal law enforcement officers.
Trump expands cities targeted for possible military deployment to Baltimore in a spat with governor
President Donald Trump is threatening to deploy military forces to more Democratic-led cities.
Blue Bell recalls ice cream over allergy risk
Blue Bell is recalling some ice cream over an allergy risk.
βCracker Barrelβ new logo controversy
Controversy continues after the classic Cracker Barrel restaurant logo got a refresh for the first time in decades.
'Sopranos' star Jerry Adler, Broadway backstage vet turned late-in-life actor, dies at 96
Actor Jerry Adler has died at 96.
Beaches reopen in New York and North Carolina after Hurricane Erin
New York and North Carolina have begun reopening beaches that had been closed due to Hurricane Erin.
Powell signals Fed may cut rates soon even as inflation risks remain
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday opened the door ever so slightly to lowering a key interest rate in the coming months but gave no hint on the timing of a move.
Police say multiple people have died in a tour bus crash in New York state
A crash Friday involving a tour bus on an interstate highway in upstate New York has left several people dead and a number injured, authorities said.
Students face new cellphone restrictions in 17 states as school year begins
As students start school this year, 17 states and the District of Columbia are imposing new cellphone restrictions.
Villanova University president says report of a campus shooter that sent students scrambling was a "cruel hoax"
A report of a shooter on Villanova Universityβs campus that sparked panic among students and drew a heavy police presence was a βcruel hoax,β the schoolβs president said Thursday.
Walmart recalls frozen shrimp over potential radioactive contamination
Walmart has recalled frozen, raw shrimp sold in 13 states after federal health officials warned of potential radioactive contamination.
