A new congressional brief says Medicaid's cost-sharing math may dull states' urge to chase fraud, with California's huge enrollee base singled out.

A federal review found Virginia Beach schools produced just 12 investigation reports for 214 logged incidents between 2017 and 2020.

An Indian journalist was denied a U.S. visa to attend; Columbia says international enrollment cratered before the pause.

A Lawrenceville home health aide now has until October 21 to find a lawyer after her case was swept into one of Atlanta's crowded new hearing blocks.

The report arrives as Director Kash Patel pushes out employees he says politicized the FBI, and as Deputy Director Andrew Bailey departs.

A broker's 2025 questions about an ICE facility reached Cary planning staff — but council members say they learned about it only now.

Democrats say Rep. Aaron Bernstine used an anti-gay slur and a false AIDS claim about colleague Malcolm Kenyatta, who wasn't even there.

A pending code-compliance suit and an earlier dog-related lawsuit keep the Prince family's Old Town build fight alive.

Tammy Rodriguez says the $17 billion Meta settlement is not enough without a federal duty of care for every platform.

Waymo cars jammed San Francisco streets during the Fourth of July and a December power outage. Now state law demands on-site fixes fast.

Seoul's high court sided again with the singer once known as Yoo Seung-jun, but his 2002 entry ban status remains murky.

The former Clark County trustee says she'll redirect contractor dollars to teachers while rivals spend millions.

The Nov. 3 ballot measure would fix aging roofs and boilers while adding generators and new preschool classrooms.