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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Wednesday launched a Gold Card initiative that would allow foreign nationals to purchase legal status in the United States for $1 million.

President Donald Trump was among the U....Read more

Rep. Young Kim has amended congressional financial reports after a complaint alleged she failed to disclose five sponsored trips since 2022.

The complaint from End Citizens United, a left-leaning campaign finance reform ...Read more

BOSTON — A future debate between the three Republican candidates for Massachusetts governor is up in the air as Mike Kennealy is calling on his competitors to join him on stage.

Kennealy posted a video to his campaign�...Read more

MOUNT POCONO, Pa. — The bar in the heart of the casino floor buzzed with businessmen, tourists and gamblers enjoying drinks and cigarettes, but it wasn't the usual college basketball on the overhead TVs or the countertop...Read more

WASHINGTON — Republicans and Democrats in Congress joined together Wednesday to push a plan that would modernize how the federal government hires and trains people familiar with artificial intelligence.

The AI Talent ...Read more

NEW YORK — Brad Lander, New York City’s outgoing comptroller, is challenging Congressman Dan Goldman in this summer’s Democratic primary election, portraying himself as a progressive stalwart who can do a better job ...Read more

Here we go again. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has again broken promises and betrayed his responsibilities as a public health official, this time by altering the CDC’s webpage on vaccines and...Read more

More than a year before Donald Trump’s first presidential win, some of Rep. Tom Emmer’s constituents were packed into a Minnesota bar and asking him how to stop Somalis from moving into the district.

“Nobody asked ...Read more

ATLANTA — Georgia Democrats continued to gather momentum ahead of next year’s midterm elections, flipping a solidly Republican state House seat in a special election on Tuesday to represent parts of Oconee and Clarke ...Read more

MIAMI — Donald Trump wants to help Republicans by putting himself front and center in next year’s midterm elections.

He tried it in the race for Miami mayor and it didn’t work.

The candidate Trump endorsed in the ...Read more

A House Democrat filed articles of impeachment against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday in a likely futile effort to oust the health and human services secretary.

Kennedy “has turned his back on science, on public ...Read more

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene ran for Congress in 2020 to fix a system she believed failed to deliver for the people.

President Donald Trump, in her opinion, was the solution, but he needed more allies ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The Government Accountability Office’s new leader starting later this year, at least on an acting basis, will be a veteran investigator with over three decades’ experience at the nonpartisan legislative ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is expanding its group of targeted seats for next year, adding a handful of seats to its “Districts in Play” list.

They include Republican-held seats: ...Read more

WASHINGTON — New York City Comptroller Brad Lander is running for Congress, launching a Democratic primary challenge against Rep. Dan Goldman for a seat representing lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.

“I’ve ...Read more

Nothing about the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy should shock European leaders, still less the enthusiastic welcome that this confirmation of a revolution in U.S. foreign policy has received from ...Read more

It has been a turbulent couple of weeks in national security, highlighted by continuing strikes on high-speed boats in the Caribbean that are, according to the Trump administration, carrying drugs headed to the U.S. ...Read more

This page has long supported the responsible use of nuclear power to generate electricity. Illinois was the birthplace of the first-ever reactor at the University of Chicago, after all, and now has more reactors than any ...Read more

Immigrants who waited for years, had taken classes, paid rising fees, passed background checks, and aced the new U.S. citizenship test, found themselves being pulled from the line last week before they could take the oath ...Read more