Trump agreed to let state attorneys general sue crypto exchanges, clearing a hurdle before Tuesday's Senate vote.

A federal judge in Boston paused the rule days before it would have hit doctoral students hardest. Massachusetts could have lost $284 million.

Trump's proposed act would seek to tie future presidents' hands on border policy, though how any such permanence would work remains unclear.

Clinton says he authorized a CIA plan to take out bin Laden, but agency officials pulled the plug at the last minute.

JBG Smith and MAA are the fourth and fifth DC landlords to settle rent-fixing claims, pushing the city's total recovery past $11.7 million.

Rep. Rob Wittman is seeking an eighth term while Democrat Shannon Taylor touts her Henrico prosecution record in a newly competitive VA-01 race.

The 10% duty comes off after distillers watched U.S. exports slide 5% in 2025 amid tariffs and a weak dollar.

Johnson says CEOs must meet Congress on AI safety rules, but he still won't back a moratorium on development.

The filing would fund SCADA upgrades and recloser replacements across parts of Potomac Edison's Maryland service territory, regulators say.

White House economist Kevin Hassett recused from crypto matters instead of selling his Coinbase shares, ethics lawyers say.

Debt interest payments are putting increasing pressure on the federal budget as gross national debt tops $40 trillion.

Sunbelt Produce Distributors can't buy or sell produce until March 2027 after stiffing 20 sellers nearly $2 million.

A judge sided with unions who said the Trump administration's essay prompt pressured applicants to praise the president's executive orders.