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California led 20 states in a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's efforts to limit the number of H-1B visas.

The healthcare plan incorporates policies and provisions from bills that are in committee or have received votes in the past.

There has long been a bright line of independence between the central bank and the White House on issues of monetary policy.

Assistant Secretary for Health Brian Christine wants to focus on male fertility and mental health in a new men's health initiative for MAHA.

First Nations representatives push for enhanced border security. Learn about their concerns regarding the border between the US and Canada.

Salt Typhoon allowed China to monitor virtually every phone call, listen in at will, read unencrypted text messages, and geolocate mobile phone users.

Explore how Hochul weighs AI regulation amidst industry changes, aiming for consumer protection and transparency in New York.

Pro-life organizations are raising concerns about the FDA's delay in reviewing the abortion drug mifepristone. Learn more now.

Learn about the financial implications of the Chula Vista university cost, which is estimated at $2.1 billion for phase 1.

A federal judge ruled against the White House on wind energy, allowing construction to resume in 17 states and the District of Columbia.