Democratic-led states are facing heightened pressure from the Trump administration over allegations of sweeping Medicaid fraud, a tactic that threatens to expand and test the bounds of federal and state collaboration on addressing the issue, Ian Lopez reports.

SoftBank Group Corp. is working to build a massive AI data center on federally owned land in Ohio that it’s planning to power with roughly $33 billion worth of natural gas-fired electricity to be installed by the end of the decade.

Citing concerns about affordability, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed revising the state’s 2019 climate law, asking to delay regulations to implement it by several years and to adopt a different greenhouse-gas accounting method.

Residents exiting Massachusetts took a net of $4.2 billion in adjusted gross income with them in 2023, one of the largest totals in the country, after a tax on millionaires took effect.

Lobbying on artificial intelligence was already surging — the White House’s new pitch to Congress will catapult it even higher on K Street.

California’s energy regulator is keeping a close watch on the state’s gasoline market for potential price gouging as the Iran war spikes oil and fuel costs around the globe.

HealtheState LLC failed to show the US Court of Federal Claims erred by rejecting claims the government committed copyright infringement or breached a contract by misusing software to support US Army veterinarians, an appeals court said Friday.

New York City-based LabQ Clinical Diagnostics LLC and others must defend against the US government’s claims they violated the False Claims Act by improperly billing for covid-19 tests, a federal district court said Friday.

US President Donald Trump again lashed out at military allies for not joining the war on Iran or helping to unblock the Strait of Hormuz, expressing frustration as the Islamic Republic kept up attacks on Gulf energy assets.

The conflict with Iran, now in its 20th day, highlights a years-long surge in global military spending that’s driving a boom in defense stocks and racking up billions in gains for owners.

Amazon Web Services Inc. moved to intervene in G2 Ops Inc.'s court protest to protect its rights as the winner of a $9 billion maximum value cloud services task order from the US Defense Information Systems Agency.

The eye-popping market debut of a tiny drone software company this week reveals a newfound investor appetite for stocks that fall at the intersection of geopolitics, rising spending on defense technology and artificial intelligence.

President Donald Trump’s surgeon general nominee might not have a clear path forward as four Republican senators expressed uncertainty about their support this week.

Lobbying on artificial intelligence was already surging — the White House’s new pitch to Congress will catapult it even higher on K Street.

The House won’t vote on a spy powers extension next week, punting work on the soon-to-expire surveillance measure until mid-April when the chamber returns from its two-week Easter recess.

Senators plan to meet again Friday with border czar Tom Homan on funding the Department of Homeland Security as pressure ramps up on lawmakers to end the agency’s shutdown.

The Trump administration is reorganizing foreign aid at a fraction of its former size after dismantling USAID, a move critics say has cost millions of lives.

US President Donald Trump again lashed out at military allies for not joining the war on Iran or helping to unblock the Strait of Hormuz, expressing frustration as the Islamic Republic kept up attacks on Gulf energy assets.