The updated policy still bans mass AI surveillance, but the chief AI officer can waive that ban without telling Congress or the public.

The 84-year-old billionaire is now the top disclosed donor to Everytown and House Majority PAC, with $50 million earmarked for House races.

A Reuters poll of 100 economists says the Fed will pause this month but resume hiking by December as inflation runs hot.

A new national poll finds Trump at his lowest approval ever recorded by the survey, with respondents favoring specific House candidates in their districts by 52 to 41 percent.

Speaking at Catholic University, Kagan pointed to rulings on redistricting and campaign finance reshaping elections nationwide.

Arlington says a 161-year-old felony law bars armed federal agents from its 54 precincts as early voting continues.

State audits found millions in childcare overpayments statewide, but Maryland regulators chose not to chase down most of it.

The agency added 17 million missing death dates and fixed citizenship data on tens of millions of accounts.

A D.C. bill would legalize online blackjack and slots while banning the sweepstakes sites regulators say number over 20 in the District.

A state audit found Maryland's AG office kept paying a case-management vendor despite missed deliverables, and never sought damages.

Edward Krenik says the agency barred him in August after the White House admonished its chairman over his client's complaint.

The unannounced meeting at a desert air base came just over a week before Israel's pivotal Oct. 27 election.

JD Vance says he's neither for nor against Netanyahu, breaking from Trump just a day after the president's endorsement.