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Bill Hill is challenging incumbent Republican Nick Begich for a seat in the US House majority, focusing on affordability and pushing back against billionaires' influence.
The Trump administration has implemented new restrictions on Medicaid coverage for certain legal immigrants, affecting hundreds of thousands of people who have arrived in the United States.
US officials, Ukrainian and European leaders held talks in Miami to find a solution to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump has expressed disappointment over not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, claiming it's a "disgraceful and embarrassing decision" that tarnishes Norway's reputation.
A shift is underway among Democrats as they request fewer mail ballots than in previous elections, but return those requests more quickly.
The Treasury Department has temporarily allowed the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the global market until April 7.
Cassidy Hutchinson is being considered for perjury and obstruction-of-justice charges by the Justice Department after her January 6 Capitol riot testimony.
President Donald Trump has taken another step towards potentially ousting Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, this time establishing a committee to probe allegations against her. According...
The Trump administration plans to construct a $46 billion border wall stretching from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico, aiming to bolster security along the U.S.-Mexico border.
A recent poll by PF Global found that one in four voters who backed Donald Trump in the past think GOP candidates should distance themselves from him if they want to win.
Gwynne Shotwell has made a significant pledge to donate over 2 million shares of her company's stock to American children through Trump Accounts.
The Arlington County Board in Virginia has taken legal action against President Donald Trump's planned monument for Memorial Circle, citing concerns over environmental impacts and lack of review process.
The first Michigan Senate debate between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers turned heated on Thursday in Grand Rapids, with both candidates trading barbs over various issues.
Netanyahu's leadership is being scrutinized as Israel prepares for elections in less than three weeks.
The suspension of Microsoft's participation in a program that allows companies to apply for green cards for skilled foreign workers comes after Vice President JD Vance accused the company of abusing the visa system.
Democratic state Representative James Talarico has been absent from in-person events in Texas for 12 days, raising questions about his availability during the critical final push before the election.
Supporters of the "Make America Healthy Again" movement are turning against their leader, Health Secretary Robert F., and the Trump administration due to broken promises on food, agriculture, and environmental health.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order deferring taxes on red-dyed diesel fuel to temporarily alleviate pressure on fuel supplies.
The US President is leading an effort to redefine the term "artificial intelligence" as "super intelligence", citing its growing capabilities.
DuVernay credits a filmmaking book for sparking her interest and inspiring her to start making films during her free time, eventually transitioning to working full-time as a director after completing her first three projects.
