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A Cessna jet slammed into Navy housing neighborhood during foggy landing approach. The fiery wreckage displaced more than 100 residents.

Inflation Reduction Act rewrite would block access to key U.S. subsidies starting in 2026.

The GAO says the Transportation Department had overstepped its authority in a directive to revoke EV-related funding that had been mandated by Congress.

A new MAHA report explores the root causes of increasing sickness among children, pointing to factors such as ultra-processed foods and exposure to chemicals.

The spending error adds to the city’s ongoing fiscal crisis, according to the city’s Controller Kenneth Mejia.

Rep. Chris Smith, who co-led the Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act, appealed to Rubio for help in passing the bill in the Senate.

The bill targets foreign adversary nations such as China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia, which all have their own laws restricting foreign ownership of land.

The list comes just as the summer travel season begins to heat up.

Food and Drug Administration officials said they will make a decision at a later date.

The Sacramento County Sheriff blames the mental health diversion for the fatal stabbing.

Gov. Gavin Newsom issues a warning for illegal marijuana growers in the wake of the state’s largest illicit cannabis seizure.

Many countries leverage the buying power of their national health plans to gain low prices from manufacturers. But there are drawbacks to that approach.

The university leapt from 32nd place in 2024 to 9th this year, passing schools including Stanford and UC Berkeley.

The certification process involves tens of thousands of devices every year, including smart devices, baby monitors, computers, and network gear, the FCC says.

The attorney general says she doesn’t have the power to impose penalty on Michigan’s Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for the infraction.

The Republican-led House Education Committee said their plan will reduce federal spending by $330 billion.