A new Wall Street Journal poll finds 65% of voters rate the economy negatively, with mortgage rates still above 7%.

The sole-source contract spans Navy destroyers, Army bases, and SeaRAM units, locking in production through 2030.

Maryland's top court says a jury should decide if DARCARS Toyota failed to warn a customer about a freshly mopped floor.

The Marietta, Ohio bank is buying the Rockville, Maryland lender days after receiving regulatory approvals for a separate Kentucky acquisition.

More than 60 residents testified on the 180-acre RFK plan, from Kingman Park garage fears to a call for more pickleball courts.

Garrett’s Law, named for Mullin constituent Garrett Edwards, would put high-powered airguns under ATF oversight.

Senate Democrats blocked the Stop Insider Trading Act Wednesday, saying it let lawmakers keep existing stocks while adding a voting poison pill.

Cuban small-business owners lose access to U.S. bank accounts as Washington rolls back 2024-era support measures.

August's PCE data shows prices still running hot, with mortgage rates now topping 7% nationwide.

A canceled flight of 70 people to Africa shows what's at stake as justices weigh migrants' due-process rights.

A new federal audit flags 269 flawed Afghan asylum files, but advocates say biometric checks caught what paperwork missed.

Polymarket traders have poured over $220 million into stock-move wagers, and Washington is asking who's watching the store.

Regional giants like U.S. Bancorp and Truist could dodge stricter rules as the Fed eyes a $960 billion cutoff.