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A guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier reprimanded a group of people that included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for making noise at the site.

Anti-hunger advocates are blasting a proposed change to SNAP rules that could cut off more than 6 million people from access to federal food aid.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk originally said Tesla would wind down production at its Texas factory in mid-2027.

Using an artificial intelligence agent to make flight reservations poses security risks and could violate federal rules, according to United.

Pet ownership can come with some big expenses, but the right financial plan can help you prepare for them.

Credit cards can bridge the budgetary gap when paying for vet care, but they're not the best long-term option.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is the latest U.S. official to be threatened or targeted by Iran, but he is far from the first.

A small investment firm issued a report about Nvidia in May that foreshadowed issues that have embroiled CEO Jensen Huang in scandal.

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie launched a discharge petition over the summer to circumvent leadership and force a vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act II.

Dozens of service members have suffered TBIs during the current conflict with Iran, and hundreds of thousands of veterans have been diagnosed during the Global War on Terrorism.