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Vance Jokes About Rubbing Elbows With Former President at Ground Zero: 'Intense Intellectual Conversations'
The vice president will join three former presidents and two former first ladies at the 25th anniversary commemoration of the September 11 attacks.
EPA Proposal Could Limit Public Input on Data Center Pollution Permits
The plan would eliminate a federal requirement for states to notify communities and seek public comment before approving air pollution permits for data centers and other industrial facilities.
Musk Picks His First GOP Warriors as a 2026 Money Surge Takes Shape
America PAC spent just over $800,000 between Aug. 19 and Aug. 31, with nearly half going to the Texas Senate race.
Small Business Advocates File Lawsuit to Force Release of CDFI Funds Congress Already Approved
The lawsuit targets hundreds of millions in community development financial institution appropriations that the Trump administration has not yet distributed.
Vance's Mom Takes on El-Sayed: 'That Man's an Idiot'
Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, has been critical of Vance family; VP previously responded to criticism this week
Judge Questions Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial as Holdout Refuses to Apply Reasonable Doubt Standard
Massachusetts judge denied defense request to remove the lone holdout juror after 35 hours of deliberations in the triple-infanticide case that has ignited national debate over postpartum psychosis and criminal responsibility.
Congresswoman Maxine Dexter Argues Healthcare System Requires Federal Stabilization as National Infrastructure
The California Democrat cites Medicaid reductions and healthcare consolidation in calling for systematic federal investment to prevent systemic collapse.
UN Report Says Global Warming Will Exceed 1.5-Degree Threshold in Coming Years
The Paris Agreement target, once considered achievable through emissions cuts alone, now requires an 'overshoot' strategy that envisions temperatures peaking and then cooling back below the limit by century's end.
Former Tiger Woods Prosecutor Says Plea Deal Is Fair Resolution for Both Sides
Golfer pleaded no contest to reckless driving charge stemming from March arrest in Jupiter, Fla., avoiding trial while accepting accountability.
Fox News Abruptly Parts Ways With Scandal-Tarred Star Maria Bartiromo
The departure of the prominent business news anchor and conservative commentator follows a period of controversy surrounding her on-air conduct.