Democrats say the president's pharma stock surged after a law shielding blockbuster drugs from Medicare price talks. The White House calls it fabricated outrage.

Three Democratic lawmakers say Kirkland & Ellis is stonewalling on records tied to its 2025 Trump agreement and trade-deal work.

A San Diego judge says up to 55,000 applicants worldwide may enter the lottery, though registration had not opened as of October 16.

At Cleveland Elementary, coworkers hauled a wheelchair-using teacher upstairs by hand. Council members now want answers from DGS.

A Fifth Circuit panel says the FCC illegally handed control of its subsidy fund to a private nonprofit in 1997.

The plaintiffs say they never volunteered for the Trump probe — they were simply assigned to it.

The 1914 monument, pulled down in 2023, will be renamed for its sculptor Moses Ezekiel and get new context signage.

A Fort Drum battalion is training in Panama's jungle before moving on to Colombia and Honduras, part of a widening counter-cartel campaign.

September's wholesale inflation report shows energy costs drove more than 80% of the monthly increase, raising the stakes for the Fed's late-October meeting.

A masked figure left bogus Homeland Security notices on dozens of cars in an Alexandria neighborhood. Neighbors caught it on doorbell camera.

The county fought off four FEMA denials before landing the last $1.66 million payment on August 5.

Germany's finance chief says Russia won't simply retake its G20 seat, even as Washington warms to Moscow's envoy.

SeatGeek, Vivid Seats and TickPick say the RESALE Act's 10% resale cap is unconstitutional — and want it blocked before January.