Bold Eagle shareholders pushed the merger deadline to June 2027 after over 15 million shares were redeemed for cash.

A Washington grand jury rejected prosecutors' bid to charge the ex-Trump aide over her 2022 Capitol riot testimony.

A new federal proposal would update safety rules dating to 2004 as U.S. LNG export capacity races to double by 2028.

Ten Kansas meatpacking plants are among 147 projects in line for grants meant to ease supply bottlenecks and high beef prices.

California's Rob Bonta joined the Oregon federal lawsuit, arguing the rule lets shell company owners stay anonymous.

The sold-out Theatre in the Round show came days after federal agents searched Omar's home amid an immigration probe.

The State Department says it will let Flávio Bolsonaro and his family into the US after he defied a Supreme Court order to turn over his passports.

A 1970 provision bars the D.C. delegate from holding another paid public office, and the Democratic nominee's team is weighing its options.

The system campaigns use for 24- and 48-hour spending reports has been down since Monday night, with no official word on why.

The lone Democrat leading a Trump-era agency reportedly drew criticism from DSA organizers over her friendly ties to Republicans.

A Democratic report ties Trump's personal oil and gas holdings to gains as high as 43% during the Iran war, even as pump prices climbed nationwide.

Six banks and four port authorities, including Houston and New York/New Jersey, got letters demanding they preserve records.

Trump's conditional pledge comes as the DOJ seeks to delay Alaska's Senate certification and Minnesota Democrats fire back at his fraud claims.