HHS is expected to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in public health grants to four Democratic states because they don’t align with the White House’s priorities, according to people familiar with the matter, Jessica Nix reports.

A sexual abuse survivors’ rights group is lobbying insurance regulators across the country to look into Chubb Ltd.'s marketing and claims-handling practices after the Archdiocese of New York accused the insurer of waging a “shadow campaign” against the church.

President Donald Trump’s expansive efforts to use federal funding as a cudgel against political opponents and programs he considers “woke” remain mired in court more a year since his return to the White House.

New York Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado announced Tuesday that he is suspending his primary campaign against Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Miami real estate brokers spent last fall hoping for a “Mamdani effect” — the possibility that New York’s new, socialist mayor would send droves of wealthy Manhattanites fleeing south.

President Donald Trump wants to ban big investors from buying more houses. Some local governments are already on the case – and Atlanta is ground zero.

Abacus Technology Corp. says the US General Services Administration is unlawfully planning to move IT services work the contractor performs in Saudi Arabia to General Dynamics Information Technology Inc.'s task order.

The IRS is falling behind on its push to make the agency less reliant on paper, a watchdog found — an issue that has long been the agency’s Achilles’ heel.

The Trump administration’s push for aggressive cybersecurity tactics that would tap the private sector to help disrupt suspected malicious cyber actors is sparking questions about how far companies can go without facing retaliation, escalated conflicts, or legal risks.

The Pentagon is looking to turn President Donald Trump’s threats on government contractors into enforceable contract provisions and potentially Securities and Exchange Commission regulations.

President Donald Trump’s expansive efforts to use federal funding as a cudgel against political opponents and programs he considers “woke” remain mired in court more a year since his return to the White House.

President Donald Trump threatened to block the opening of a new bridge that connects Michigan and Ontario until the US was given compensation and ownership of half of it, saying he’d start negotiations immediately.

Majority Leader John Thune batted down the idea of changing the Senate’s filibuster rules to pass a voter ID bill — but hinted discussions continue about a path forward for the measure.

A former Marine helicopter pilot who’s now the House Republican military readiness boss Tuesday slammed the safety and readiness record of the V-22 Osprey as the Pentagon’s troubled program has seen its accident rate steadily increase in recent years.

Crypto super PAC Fairshake’s Republican affiliate, Defend American Jobs, will spend $5 million in support of Rep. Barry Moore‘s Senate bid in Alabama.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick doesn’t plan to move ahead with a reported proposal to impose a new fee on US patents based on their value, he said at a Senate hearing Tuesday.

The White House is sticking by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick after Democrats called on him to resign over an admission that he had visited the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s island.

Download the slides and watch a replay of Tuesday’s discussion about Homeland Security funding and the House’s E-15 Council working on legislative recommendations.