Legislation granting $125 million in property tax relief to Minnesota homeowners and pulling the state into conformity with many provisions of President Donald Trump’s 2025 tax-and-spending law is headed to the desk of Gov. Tim Walz (D).

A Utah judge denied an environmental group’s emergency motion to halt the paving of a road through Utah’s Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

Rusty Glover, an Alabama Republican state senate candidate accustomed to bare-bones political campaigns, this year is facing an onslaught of advertisements on video streaming services attacking him as a greedy “career politician.”

Oregon voters have until Tuesday to decide whether to reject a recently enacted gasoline tax increase that ignited political backlash from the right but whose backers say is necessary to shore up the state’s transportation budget.

President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. succeeded in their efforts to defeat Senator Bill Cassidy in Louisiana’s Republican primary, a signal of the enduring strength of the president’s hold on his party despite an unpopular war and soaring gas prices.

A growing list of companies in Southeast Asia are sounding the warning bell over rising energy costs and weakening consumer demand as the conflict in the Middle East drags into its third month.

The EPA proposed two rules on Monday to rescind Biden-era limits on four PFAS in drinking water and give qualifying water systems two more years to comply with standards for two other PFAS.

NASA reasonably eliminated E-Logic Inc. from its $20 billion maximum value procurement for IT services, called solutions for enterprise-wide procurement VI, the GAO said in a decision released Monday.

The government’s decision to award Microsoft Corp. a sole-source task order under a $9 billion maximum value cloud support services contract to support US Naval Sea Systems Command violated a small business research program’s rules, G2 Ops Inc. says in a lawsuit.

Almost all large non-Iranian tankers that have entered the Persian Gulf during the war appear to have successfully exited with a cargo, underscoring the emergence of a small group of shipowners willing to risk crossing the Strait of Hormuz.

Ford Motor Co. is in negotiations with defense departments in Europe and North America to supply pickup trucks and software to their armed forces.

New York City’s transit system and Long Island Rail Road workers reached a potential labor agreement, ending a historic strike that suspended service on the largest commuter line in the US.

Two Senate Republican doctors, Rand Paul and Roger Marshall, may end up angling for the top GOP spot on the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee next year.

Senate Budget Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham said Republicans could use a future reconciliation bill to pass security funding for President Donald Trump’s ballroom project if they can’t tweak the current measure to pass procedural muster.

President Donald Trump said he called off a strike on Iran planned for Tuesday after an appeal by the leaders of Persian Gulf allies, who called for more time to pursue a diplomatic resolution.

The Pentagon’s internal watchdog will investigate whether US boat strikes in the Caribbean followed targeting guidelines, amid claims from outside groups that the attacks were illegal.

The Senate confirmed more than a dozen of President Donald Trump’s US attorney nominees, including the North Carolina prosecutor who brought federal charges against former FBI Director James Comey.