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A tariff provision of the "big, beautiful bill" spurred an expensive lobbying battle between special interests in the tobacco industry.

Microsoft is laying off around 9,000 more employees after earmarking thousands of H-1B positions in the months leading up to the mass layoffs, labor data shows.

The new policy, signed by Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, affects the health exemptions given in recent years.

Four suspects were arrested for using "improvised devices" to damage Border Patrol vehicles in Los Angeles.

Using Signal and text messages, the imposter contacted three foreign ministers, a U.S. governor, and a member of Congress.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said U.S. agriculture is "under threat from criminals, from political adversaries, and from hostile regimes."

Mayor Brandon Johnson held a press conference Tuesday, during which he responded to the MacArthur Park raid in Los Angeles, California.

Lawmakers have been calling for some form of investment account for newborns for years with mixed results, but the Trump account aims to solve the dilemma.

The comments come after President Donald Trump announced that the United States would be resuming defensive aid shipments to Ukraine.

The Asbestos Part 1 Rule is a regulation prohibiting the manufacture, processing, distribution in commerce, and commercial use of chrysotile asbestos.