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WASHINGTON ‒ President Donald Trump said he hopes the top Republican in the Indiana state Senate loses his next primary after Indiana rejected a Trump-backed congressional redistricting plan.
Trump, speaking in the Oval Office on Dec. 11, called out by name Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray, who was among 21 Republican senators who voted to defeat the redistricting bill in the GOP-controlled Senate.
"He’ll probably lose his next primary, whenever that is," Trump said. "I hope he does, because he’s done a tremendous disservice."
Last week, Costco nominated Gina Raimondo to its board of directors, a former Biden administration official who has expressed skepticism about President Donald Trump’s handling of tariffs.
The announcement of Raimondo, who led the Commerce Department and played a significant role in U.S. trade policy, came less than a week after Costco sued the Trump administration to ensure its eligibility for a full refund if the Supreme Court strikes down tariffs.
President Donald Trump engaged in a mortgage arrangement that closely resembles loans he has called potentially criminal "mortgage fraud" in accusations leveled at several of his targets, according to a ProPublica report.
In late 1993 and early 1994, Trump claimed in mortgages that two properties he owned in Florida were each his primary residence, despite living in New York at the time, according to the report from the investigative journalism nonprofit. It cited contemporaneous news accounts and an interview with Trump's longtime real estate agent.
Drinking water for at least one of every seven Americans – about 49.5 million people – contains unsafe levels of “forever chemicals,” according to new test results the Environmental Protection Agency published in November.
Since the EPA last updated these records in August, over 100 additional public drinking water systems have reported yearly averages of PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, that exceed new limits the EPA approved in 2024.
Meteorologists don't have the specific forecast ready yet, but there is a growing consensus that December will be a frigid one for parts of the United States.
The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center says colder-than-normal weather is most likely in the northern and northeastern United States, but some forecasters say a complex dance involving the polar vortex could send some of the coldest weather on Earth toward the US.
Even though the record-long federal government shutdown has ended, funding for the energy assistance program that helps millions of low-income families heat their homes has yet to come through.
Last year, the funding was distributed to states by the end of October, and officials now say it may not arrive until the end of November.
The woman said she walked into an OBGYN's office on Fort Hood, an Army base in Texas, nearly a year ago because she wasn't sure what to take for her sinus infection during her pregnancy.
Dawn Wheeler followed every twist and turn of the government shutdown. In some ways, she said, she felt like her life was on the line.
The 59-year-old from Edwardsville, Kansas, is one of millions of Americans who buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace, and who could see the cost of her premium skyrocket next year unless Congress extends COVID-19-era ACA tax credits.
The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote Tuesday, Nov. 18, on a measure that would force the Justice Department to release all of its records on disgraced financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Thousands of laid off federal workers would keep their jobs as part of a deal to end the federal government shutdown that also prohibits new terminations through Jan. 30.
The legislation cleared the Senate Nov. 9 and now heads to the House after eight Democrats joined with Republicans to approve the measure.
WASHINGTON – Millions of Americans on food assistance breathed a sigh of relief Sunday after lawmakers reached a tentative deal that could protect their benefits through next year.
WASHINGTON — The Senate took a first big step Sunday night toward ending the longest-ever U.S. government shutdown amid mounting pressure for Congress to act as Americans cope with halted food stamps and canceled flights weeks before the holidays.
In a long-anticipated announcement, President Donald Trump and his top health care aides urged pregnant women not to take Tylenol unless it was absolutely necessary, and announced an array of efforts aimed at understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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