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The measure targets a limited waiver from Buy America rules. Democrats and the White House say it would backfire.

Supporters of the bill argue it would save taxpayer money and increase voter turnout. Kentuckians would get the final say on the constitutional amendment.

The proposal sets up a stand-alone statute that would prohibit exploitation of workers similar to that for sex trafficking

Gov. Gavin Newsom urged support of Proposition 1, an overhaul of California's mental health system that will be on the ballot in the March 5 primary.

As we look back at 2023, despite all of the problems we have faced, such as economic trauma and a spiralling immigration crisis, Britain can take at least some satisfaction in our role in the two most significant conflicts this decade and perhaps of this century so far: Ukraine and Gaza. But much greater challenges lie ahead.

President Richard Nixon signed the Endangered Species Act into law 50 years ago on Thursday.

Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will have to bring nine appropriations bills to the floor for a vote either separately or in an omnibus package before the Jan. 19 deadline.

The final version drops an even more contentious rollback of the Pentagon’s abortion travel policy.

Democrats project optimism while Republicans suggest talks around Ukraine, immigration and Israel will continue into 2024

Last month, US nuclear developer NuScale Power announced it was cancelling its first-of-a-kind small modular reactor (SMR) project in Idaho, in what is widely being seen as a blow to the nascent technology. SMRs have been hailed as one of the best hopes for achieving net zero, and while the concept is great on paper – after all small reactors have been powering nuclear submarines and ships for decades – there are real questions over its deliverability in practice.