As a Dec. 31 deadline approaches, major obstacles remain to extend tax credits for about 22 million Americans and prevent major increases in health insurance premiums. Continue reading →
Putting caps on pitch-by-pitch "microbets" in baseball may protect sports integrity, but still allows problem gamblers to bet compulsively. Continue reading →
The court’s conservative majority suggested it would overturn a unanimous 90-year-old decision that has limited when presidents can fire agencies’ board members. Continue reading →
A former personal lawyer to President Trump, Alina Habba began leading the New Jersey office in March. In July, when her tenure was expected to end, the Justice Department kept her in place through a series of complex maneuvers that led to immediate legal challenges. Continue reading →
A federal judge has approved a deal that will clear the way for the New Orleans Archdiocese to pay at least $230 million to hundreds of victims. Continue reading →
The president unveiled the plan at a White House roundtable with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, lawmakers, and farmers. Continue reading →
Mexico’s proximity to the United States and the cover provided by tourism for spies to operate has allowed Moscow to significantly ramp up espionage activities in the country in recent years. Continue reading →
After the meeting, Macron’s office issued a statement saying the group had worked on the US peace proposals “with a view to supplementing it with European contributions, in close coordination with Ukraine.” Continue reading →
“In 2025, hunger surged. Food budgets were slashed — even as famines hit parts of Sudan and Gaza. Health systems broke apart,” said Tom Fletcher, chief of the humanitarian office. Continue reading →
The current system for workers who help elderly or disabled people with nonmedical tasks like bathing, dressing, or cooking is practically unregulated. Continue reading →
Although tech companies often don’t directly manufacture these toys, their absolutist ideological opposition to any legal safeguards on AI is making kids emotionally, mentally, and physically vulnerable. Continue reading →
The Rev. Stephen Josoma said the church was waiting for an opportunity to speak with Archbishop Robert Henning before "reaching any final decision.” Continue reading →
The relationship between the mayor and the real estate community has never been the warmest. Heading into her second term, it’s a deep freeze. Continue reading →
The owner of development firm Cabot, Cabot & Forbes held a groundbreaking last month for a $125 million, 180,000-square-foot industrial building next to the Anderson Regional Transportation Center. Continue reading →
He owned the NHL’s Dallas Stars from 1995–2011, winning the Stanley Cup in 1999; the Texas Rangers from 1998–2010; and Liverpool from 2007-2010, when it was sold to Fenway Sports Group. Continue reading →
He owned the NHL’s Dallas Stars from 1995–2011, winning the Stanley Cup in 1999; the Texas Rangers from 1998–2010; and Liverpool from 2007-2010, when it was sold to Fenway Sports Group. Continue reading →
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