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The recent attack on a Michigan synagogue has underscored the importance of more funding for armed security guards at Jewish sites.

Extreme voices looking to burn down the American system hold an increasing appeal for voters, No Labels told the Washington Examiner.

The world's most common herbicide is driving a wedge between Make America Healthy Again activists and their champions in the Trump administration.

The new systems will significantly change how SSA workers process customer claims and calls, but will not directly impact customers.

The war in Iran has halted international trade and much of the financial system for the country, worsening its preexisting financial crisis.

Families deserve to know what's in their food and they deserve to be able to afford it. With a national uniform framework they can have both.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth rebuked the media's coverage of the conflict and defending the administration's battlefield strategy.

A string of terrorist attacks carried out by naturalized U.S. citizens is prompting Republicans to push for a crackdown on legal immigration.

Walz has proposed a multimillion-dollar plan for the Minnesota government to take over the handling of locally administered Medicaid funds.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is expected to sign what has been described as the Florida version of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.