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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier issued subpoenas connected to the fatal Florida freeway crash that killed three people in August.

UC system President James Milliken predicted that financial losses from the Trump administration's funding cuts could spread to all 10 campuses.

The Texas attorney general took issue with the phrase "separation of church and state," which he said isn't in the Constitution.

The ratio of open job positions to unemployed people was the lowest since April 2021.

Trump's Fed governor nominee said he thinks the Fed should act independently from the president during his confirmation hearing.

Twenty-five young girls at Camp Mystic were among those who died in the flash floods that caught Texas officials off guard on July 4.

Cook is being investigated over accusations of mortgage fraud, officials familiar with the matter confirmed to the Washington Examiner.

Former CDC Director Susan Monarez said that HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is sabotaging public health with vaccine restrictions.

Washington Examiner Senior Columnist Salena Zito predicted that Americans approve of President Donald Trump's most recent action in the war on drugs.

Kennedy is likely to take questions from lawmakers over the recent shakeup at the CDC, as well as other agencies under the jurisdiction of HHS.