South Plains, Texas, had long declared its measles outbreak over when in January wastewater testing picked up what Zachary Holbrooks called “a blip, a spike.”

A California lawmaker is pushing to prohibit retailers from using certain consumer data to set prices, the latest effort by states to crack down on surveillance pricing.

The president of the Arizona State Senate said he had provided records to the Federal Bureau of Investigation related to a review by Republican lawmakers into the 2020 presidential election.

A US judge ruled Monday that the Trump administration illegally appointed a trio of lawyers to succeed Alina Habba after her resignation as the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. reached a surprise settlement with federal antitrust authorities, creating a chaotic courtroom scene that angered the judge and sparked a chorus of criticism from rivals, lawmakers and state attorneys general that had joined the case.

Running as an independent instead of as a Republican represents a Hail Mary for Rep. Kevin Kiley‘s survival in a Democratic-leaning district.

A widening supply crunch is forcing Asian governments to put more restrictions on fuel use and instruct citizens to avoid panic-buying, as the war in the Middle East limits the availability of energy.

President Donald Trump said he would waive oil-related sanctions, have the US Navy escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz and predicted on Monday that the war with Iran would resolve “very soon” as he confronted mounting economic and political pressure and days of dramatic fluctuations in oil markets.

A top Pentagon official sees little chance of resuming negotiations with Anthropic PBC over military use of its artificial intelligence tools following the company’s legal challenge of an unprecedented government move to declare the firm a supply-chain risk.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, further ramping up a high-stakes dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

The Department of Education faces a new lawsuit claiming it’s unlawfully withholding student loan repayment benefits under the Saving on Valuable Education Plan.

Oil and gasoline price spikes prompted by the war with Iran have created pressure on President Donald Trump and other world leaders to tap their emergency stockpiles such as the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve, created as a safety net against energy crises.

One year into President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown, there’s little evidence that closed borders are boosting employment for US-born workers.

Key farm and nutrition programs would be reauthorized through 2031 under the latest iteration of the farm bill approved by the House Agriculture Committee on March 5.

Voters in a northwestern Georgia US House district on Tuesday probably will narrow a 17-candidate special election field down to a two-candidate runoff that would be held next month.

A California lawmaker is pushing to prohibit retailers from using certain consumer data to set prices, the latest effort by states to crack down on surveillance pricing.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who has been acting IRS commissioner since August, is setting up the IRS for potential legal risks the longer he stays in the spot temporarily.

Lobbyists should educate their clients when they are first retained and throughout the process on what matters most—without falling into the trap of confusing activity with achievements.