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‘That’s just untrue,’ Tom Homan said.

The first lady’s documentary grossed $7 million in its opening weekend, achieving the strongest debut for a nonfiction film in a decade.

Now affecting an estimated 1 in 25 American adults, the condition is on the rise, driven in part by the obesity epidemic.

Only 17 percent of the 200,000 new staff positions added in the past 10 years were teachers.

Modern medicine saves more lives than ever. So why do patients feel less cared for?

A jury awarded $2 million in damages to a 22-year-old woman who underwent breast removal surgery as a teenager.

Ding Linwei’s conviction is one of several recent U.S. trade secret cases prosecutors have linked to China’s ‘talent program’ recruitment efforts.

The U.S. dollar strengthened nearly 1 percent after a rough start to the year.

Despite the Senate’s passage of a bill to fund the government on Jan. 30, the House won’t return to vote on the measure until Monday.

The department had been working for months to issue redactions, officials have said.

A new student loan repayment plan seeks to ensure that loan balances of low-income borrowers do not increase despite them making payments.

The bill extends research into funding as electric vehicles erode gas tax revenue, but critics warn of potential new burdens on drivers.

Lemon’s lawyer Abbe Lowell described the arrest as an ‘unprecedented attack on the First Amendment.’

Warsh was one of Trump’s top picks for Fed chair during his first term, before he chose Jerome Powell.

The agency head revealed more details about multibillion-dollar California health fraud, which could dwarf the Minnesota fraud scandals that has stoked outrage.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s office says Democrats will back short-term Department of Homeland Security funding as negotiations continue.

The university previously said it collects race and ethnicity data on its applicants ‘for statistical purposes only and they are not used for admission.’

The program designed to give youngsters an early financial boost will officially begin on July 5, 2026.

The state Department of Education was issued a corrective action plan that required school leaders to share student records with parents.

‘That’s just untrue,’ Tom Homan said.

The first lady’s documentary grossed $7 million in its opening weekend, achieving the strongest debut for a nonfiction film in a decade.

Now affecting an estimated 1 in 25 American adults, the condition is on the rise, driven in part by the obesity epidemic.

Only 17 percent of the 200,000 new staff positions added in the past 10 years were teachers.

Modern medicine saves more lives than ever. So why do patients feel less cared for?

A jury awarded $2 million in damages to a 22-year-old woman who underwent breast removal surgery as a teenager.

Ding Linwei’s conviction is one of several recent U.S. trade secret cases prosecutors have linked to China’s ‘talent program’ recruitment efforts.

The U.S. dollar strengthened nearly 1 percent after a rough start to the year.

Despite the Senate’s passage of a bill to fund the government on Jan. 30, the House won’t return to vote on the measure until Monday.

The department had been working for months to issue redactions, officials have said.

A new student loan repayment plan seeks to ensure that loan balances of low-income borrowers do not increase despite them making payments.

The bill extends research into funding as electric vehicles erode gas tax revenue, but critics warn of potential new burdens on drivers.

Lemon’s lawyer Abbe Lowell described the arrest as an ‘unprecedented attack on the First Amendment.’

Warsh was one of Trump’s top picks for Fed chair during his first term, before he chose Jerome Powell.

The agency head revealed more details about multibillion-dollar California health fraud, which could dwarf the Minnesota fraud scandals that has stoked outrage.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s office says Democrats will back short-term Department of Homeland Security funding as negotiations continue.

The university previously said it collects race and ethnicity data on its applicants ‘for statistical purposes only and they are not used for admission.’

The program designed to give youngsters an early financial boost will officially begin on July 5, 2026.

The state Department of Education was issued a corrective action plan that required school leaders to share student records with parents.