A federal judge ruled the Trump administration's teacher-training grant cuts broke the law, siding with eight Democratic-led states.

Kennedy's keynote at a Children's Health Defense conference came as measles deaths hit a three-decade high nationwide.

A pending DOL settlement over web-tracking app users as fake employees could reshape health coverage nationwide, critics warn.

Kennedy wanted human operators able to shut down dangerous AI. Paul says Congress should study it first.

A new directive affecting 1,800 migrant kids in federal custody has advocates warning some trafficking victims could be deported before getting help.

For a second straight year, Washington is barring the Palestinian leader from New York — even as several nations back Palestinian statehood.

Rep. Joe Wilson wants Gary Bettman to explain NHL policy after Ovechkin appeared in a United Russia campaign video ahead of elections.

Criminal filings jumped from 7,000 to 18,000 in two years, and D.C.'s court leader says the clearance rate has cratered to 60%.

A new national survey finds voters trust Democrats over the GOP on health care, the economy and even the cost of living.

The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act cleared the House with 317 co-sponsors backing it. Now it faces a Senate calendar packed with recess weeks.

A new global report says American rule of law and elections are eroding fastest of any established democracy — with ripple effects worldwide.

A Washington judge tossed the forums' lawsuit, but left a £520,000 UK fine collision unresolved for later.

Nicole Saphier would be America's first surgeon general since January 2025, but her vaccine views drew sharp Senate questions Wednesday.