Buy now, pay later companies would have to get licensed to operate in New York and would have to determine a borrower’s ability to repay the loans, under a proposal from the state’s financial regulator.

House Democrats’ campaign organization has identified a first tranche of party candidates it says are well-positioned to oust Republican incumbents in November, Greg Giroux reports.

Indiana is marching ahead with a plan to offer a new home to the Chicago Bears, a move that could infuse new economic life into the state’s northwest corner – and snatch an iconic sports franchise from its neighbor.

The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a case from Pacific Gas & Electric Co. challenging how the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission determines which utilities are eligible for incentives.

A coalition of California cities and counties is asking a federal court to rollback conditions imposed on federal grants after President Donald Trump took office in January 2025.

High prescription drug costs are facing greater oversight at the state level as Virginia lawmakers charge ahead with measures to lower prices, joining a handful of states already at odds with the pharmaceutical industry.

Gem Lifecycle Solutions and the US Defense Logistics Agency can move forward with a $152 million contract for the company to acquire and remove electronic scrap property, the GAO said in a decision released Monday.

Anthropic PBC Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei will meet with US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday, according to a senior Pentagon official, as contract talks with the artificial intelligence startup remain deadlocked over the company’s insistence on guardrails for use of its technology.

Study Across the Pond LLC and the US government reached a settlement in a False Claims Act suit alleging the company caused United Kingdom schools that participate in federal student aid programs to submit false claims to the US Education Department.

The federal government would impose a tougher new performance appraisal process on both senior-level professionals and its general workforce under two proposed rules released by the Office of Personnel Management.

The largest government vendors tightened their grip on the $810 billion federal procurement market as companies with lower contracting revenue dropped out of competition.

Initial awardees of contracts on the Alliant 3 information technology vehicle include 23 vendors that accounted nearly all spending on the predecessor contract.

Intraparty pressure is building on GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales over allegations of an affair with a former staffer who died by suicide.

The Department of Defense is raising last-minute concerns about a Senate-approved aviation safety bill that faces a House vote this week.

Prominent Democrats are seizing on Donald Trump’s Supreme Court tariff loss to wage a populist election-year campaign to refund the overturned import duties to the US public.

The scramble to get tariff refunds is on. But dissecting what could be a multi-year “mess” in the courts, as Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh put it, is just getting started.

Another reconciliation bill represents a “tremendous opportunity”for Republicans to pass key policy priorities before the midterm elections, a House GOP tax-writer said Monday.

A federal court panel denied a request from Utah Republican officials to block a new congressional map that could end the state’s all-GOP House delegation in the November election.