CREW says Kushner's $6B investment firm runs almost entirely on foreign money while he negotiates U.S. policy unchecked.

A 90-year-old Essex woman says she's dipping into savings while Gov. Moore's campaign claims a tax cut it won't document.

Seven senators say Meta's AI data centers don't look like the risky experiments the law was built for.

More than two million people who used Cleo AI's cash advance app can expect a PayPal payment starting October 27.

Jorge Rodríguez, who once helped Maduro consolidate power, is now off the U.S. sanctions list and leading election talks in Caracas.

CMS says 120,000 of the cut cases overlapped with Medicaid and about 11,000 involved people listed as deceased.

A federal judge found Elon Musk engaged in intimidation against ex-FEMA CFO Mary Comans, who lost her job over a false $59 million claim.

Four candidates sparred over data centers, tax hikes and gridlocked roads at an Arnold forum ahead of Nov. 3.

Refugee advocates warn the shortened window could leave tens of thousands with no real chance to fight deportation.

A federal judge says USDA's move to ship jobs to Utah and Texas likely breaks spending law passed by Congress.

Greenland's own 2021 bans on new oil, gas and uranium licenses stand in the way of Trump's Truth Social claim.

About 500 workers on District job sites, including the City Ridge Wegmans project, are set to split a settlement payout.

Regulators say the bank missed over $5 billion in suspicious transfers tied to cartels and Chinese laundering networks.