Jill Biden said Joe Biden will "live with cancer" after his metastatic prostate cancer diagnosis, framing treatment as long-term management rather than a cure. She made the remarks while promoting her memoir.

The State Department will shrink visa-processing across Africa from nearly 50 posts to 20 hubs, a newly revealed directive shows. Many applicants in non-hub countries may now have to travel abroad for interviews.

New federal guidance could block IRA-funded rebates for swapping gas stoves and other appliances for electric models, jeopardizing a key chunk of the $8.8B home‑rebate program.

The SEC told a D.C. court its $1.5M settlement with Elon Musk "reflected compromises" after a judge raised questions about the deal's fairness.

A federal earnings‑based test could strip federal loans from thousands of programs, putting trade schools, seminaries and low‑paying majors at risk.

A presidential proclamation retools Section 232 metal tariffs, shifting duties to full product value and adding tiered rates that could deepen costs for Detroit automakers and suppliers.

President Trump will visit Chippewa County on June 5 to spotlight farm policies, tax relief and expanded crop‑insurance under the Working Families Tax Cuts.

Political "smishing" texts are surging in Philadelphia ahead of the 2026 midterms. Experts warn some messages impersonate election offices or push fake donation pages.

President Trump nominated Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez as his pick for U.S. ambassador to Brazil, setting up a Senate confirmation and possible leadership shakeup in Tallahassee.

Rep. Cliff Bentz introduced a bill that would clear federal land and a right-of-way so Crook County can plan a backup exit and four fire-safe zones for Juniper Canyon.

County Executive Aisha Braveboy has tapped interim Shawn Joseph as Prince George’s permanent superintendent amid attendance and achievement challenges. The new hire locks in leadership as the district seeks to turn pockets of progress into systemwide gains.

The Supreme Court declined to review a challenge to the “Texas two‑step” bankruptcy tactic, leaving lower‑court rulings intact and keeping the legal fight alive. Lawmakers and claimants say the maneuver still raises questions about fairness for victims.

Robert O’Brien says in a new memoir that he privately asked Russia to press Assad to free Austin Tice. The book lays out years of secret outreach that still produced no proof of life.