Overton once called mifepristone an “abortion-on-demand” drug, a stance likely to spark sparks at her Senate hearing.

Washington moves to calm a bond rout after 30-year yields hit 5.34%, their highest since 2007. Mortgage rates and household budgets hang in the balance.

Frederick County students must now keep phones off and out of sight all day — a year before Maryland requires it statewide.

A federal appeals panel says fear of raids cut attendance at one church's ESL classes by 66%, backing a shield for 1,700 worship sites.

A leaked roster names UC Berkeley, Cornell, Georgetown and 27 more schools facing an August 31 deadline or losing federal research money.

A Tennessee widow who waited 18 months for benefits after her husband's 2002 death says Congress can do more, even as a new bill doubles the payout.

A discharge petition could force a House vote on capping rates as high as 9.07% down to 2%.

Federal officials say the Williamsburg school's HBCU and diversity scholarships may violate civil rights law. W&M has until September 8 to respond.

A new watchdog report counts 17 billionaire-level ambassadors and 8 of 23 Cabinet members worth $100 million or more.

Brooklyn's own House leader says he won't back single-payer bills — and Ro Khanna is already pushing back.

WorldClaw routes payments through Trump-tied USD1 tokens while offering AI models from firms the Pentagon flags as military-linked.

The 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield drills, involving 18,000 South Korean troops, were set to begin this week before Trump's order.

A draft State Department letter warns Pax Silica members they can't also join China's new AI coalition — and Kazakhstan is caught in the middle.