The White House shift on immigration messaging is exposing the divides between Republicans worried about blowback from enforcement actions in their communities and hard-liners who want the administration to stay the course.
For Republicans facing a tough election year, holding the Senate is their easiest path to keeping some power in Congress. But President Donald Trump is raising their degree of difficulty.
Rep. Jim Clyburn, one of the House’s oldest lawmakers, is bucking the trend of octogenarians ceding to widespread calls for generational change at the top of the Democratic Party.
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Senate Democrats have launched a probe into leading artificial intelligence companies’ plans to power new data center projects with gas plants.
Conservative social media influencer and activist Scott Presler may need to register as a lobbyist for his activity pushing Republican voting legislation championed by President Donald Trump, watchdog Public Citizen said in a complaint.
The US said it had stepped up strikes on Iran to unprecedented levels as both sides in the war threatened to escalate a conflict hitting its two-week mark that has upended energy flows and financial markets.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is no longer serving as the acting IRS commissioner to comply with a federal vacancies law, the IRS said Friday.
A startup backed by Silicon Valley venture firm Andreessen Horowitz plans to revive an idled copper mine in Utah to test new technology aimed at automating operations.
A multipronged effort from federal and state enforcers to protect US consumers’ data from China and other foreign powers is forcing US companies that transfer data abroad to reexamine their data flows.
A federal judge is blocking the Trump administration from cutting off public health funding to Democratic-led states, calling the harm from the effort “irreparable and intangible.”
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Rahm Emanuel says Democrats ‘lost the American people’ on cultural issues -- but he knows how they can win them back in November.
Rahm Emanuel says Democrats ‘lost the American people’ on cultural issues -- but he knows how they can win them back in November.
The Defense Department awarded $18.4 billion in unclassified spending for missile defense systems in fiscal 2025, with procurement for guided missiles within that market increasing by 52% from the previous year’s levels, according to a Bloomberg Government analysis.
Two enterprise-scale opportunities estimated to serve more than 150 million Americans would modernize government health service delivery as health care costs rise and federal agencies move to consolidate contracts around commercial solutions.
The Housing and Urban Development Department would create new programs to support affordable housing, ramp up housing production in states and cities, and ease environmental regulations for federally funded housing developments under a Senate amendment to
Virginia lawmakers remain at an impasse over whether to maintain the state’s $1.6 billion data center sales tax exemption, as talks to reach a two-year budget deal go down to the wire, Daniel Moore reports.
The Fifth Circuit granted Texas its request for the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider its ozone pollution plan and maintained its view that the agency should also reconsider Mississippi’s in a new opinion the court issued Friday.
The last time Los Angeles hosted the Olympic Games, in 1984, organizers came up with a plan to shuttle athletes and spectators around the sprawling metro on a special fleet of buses running express routes between venues. Improbably, this pop-up bus rapid transit system worked pretty well — normally traffic-clogged freeways flowed freely.
A multipronged effort from federal and state enforcers to protect US consumers’ data from China and other foreign powers is forcing US companies that transfer data abroad to reexamine their data flows.
The Trump administration is considering two Alaska applications to recognize the state as the rightful owner of several rivers in a national wildlife refuge and other public land, according to two Federal Register public inspection notices published Friday.
The legal battle over prediction markets is escalating between a Trump-appointed derivatives regulator and lawmakers at the state and federal levels, inflamed by controversial wagers on military action in Venezuela and Iran, while sports-based contracts draw ire from commissions that oversee gaming across jurisdictions.
