Rising homelessness in Multnomah County and childcare shortages in New York City highlight the growing strain on local infrastructure as federal focus shifts toward industrial AI development.
The House Ethics Committee recommended censuring Representative Chuck Edwards following a three-month investigation into sexual harassment allegations and a hostile work environment.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche terminated a controversial fund for Trump allies to secure his confirmation, following a deal with Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis to protect the Justice…
Expanded age limits for work requirements and stagnant benefit levels are reshaping the social safety net for millions of low-income households.
As the Democratic Republic of Congo battles its largest Ebola outbreak on record, Washington faces criticism for tying global health assistance to controversial surveillance and pathogen data-sharing requirements.
Data reveals a sharp decline in SNAP participation and record homelessness as low-income Americans face real income erosion despite headline economic growth and corporate earnings strength.
President Trump signed S. 1003 into law as a Senate Judiciary Committee deadlock continues over Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General and a disputed $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.
House Republicans passed a stopgap funding bill to extend government operations through December 4, attempting to bypass fiscal brinkmanship before the November midterms while facing criticism over partisan policy priorities.
IBM and research partners have demonstrated 'trusted quantum advantage,' using 74 qubits to simulate complex materials physics that currently defeats the world's most powerful classical supercomputers.
