The 5-4 ruling sidesteps the legality question entirely, finding the preservation group lacked standing to sue.

Teva, Sun Pharma and Alcon just joined Trump's drug pricing pact, but critics say list prices keep climbing anyway.

Trump wants Kristen Welker reported to the FCC after she called his 2026 primary record mixed. The agency doesn't license anchors or networks.

The 100-year concession hands a U.S.-backed venture 55% control of Venezuelan crude — but a money-laundering probe already shadows its main broker.

The War Department's stake in a 69-year-old Gramercy refinery and an Alaska mining venture aims to break China's grip on critical minerals.

A judge sided with the State Department after a routine database check flagged a 2022 alcohol citation, splitting a Sneedville, Tennessee couple across the border.

Four more states face federal lawsuits over tuition breaks for undocumented students, with Arizona's attorney general already pushing back.

Federal investigators say GW Med's essay questions were designed to identify applicants' race, boosting some over higher-scoring rivals.

A new Bellwether survey finds white women flipping toward Democrats, with married women now split evenly for the first time in years.

Governor Spencer Cox says he made the pardon pitch inside Biden's own limousine in downtown Salt Lake City.

Canada says it will keep calling it Lake Ontario, and New York's governor is dismissing the move as silly talk.

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst calls the proposal a handout to Big Oil as biofuel credit prices tumble nationwide.

A new emergency order gives utilities 120 days to learn what foreign hardware must go — while transformer waits already stretch past two years.