A new report alleges Qatar Foundation International influenced classroom content, including a Chicago teacher's trip to Doha.

Amer Ghalib says he's now Trump's envoy on Arab American affairs, months after his Kuwait ambassador bid stalled in the Senate.

A San Francisco judge found DOJ and DHS likely violated the Voting Rights Act with threats sent to officials in 29 states.

U.S. commanders say a single bad day could bring 1,200 incoming missiles and drones — and AI may be the only way to keep up.

Judges questioned whether thousands of fee-relief claims against the Charlotte bank can stay lumped into one lawsuit.

Lawmakers head home with roughly 700 House bills stuck in the Senate as voters cite corruption as their top concern.

Glenn Ivey enters Election Day with a massive cash edge over a Republican and a Green Party challenger in deep-blue MD-4.

A New York speech pathologist says she hit 120 payments, then watched the government erase 14 months of credit.

A Hillsborough County teen on puberty blockers is among four plaintiffs challenging a new federal Medicaid rule in federal court.

A Department of Energy official visited Phoenix Tailings in Exeter, pressing New England schools to launch mining programs none currently offer.

A Loudoun County resident says a data center 150 yards from his door runs generators around the clock. Now voters nationwide weigh in.

The agency photoshopped a Spirit Halloween sign onto its D.C. headquarters as Trump and McMahon push to shut it down for good.

The funding targets transformers and grid gear made in the U.S., with officials pointing to rising electricity costs as the reason for urgency.