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What in the world, you may ask, do ants and Medicare have in common? Well, Patsy Davis ran into issues with both ants and Medicare, at the same time.

Unless the political dynamics change, Congress won't be able to prevent a government shutdown in two weeks or approve disaster aid coveted by members of

Rep. Byron Donalds hit out at moderate Republicans working on an alternate stopgap spending bill as the House finds itself in chaos over government funding.

With government funding set to expire Sept. 30, national deficits are worse than they’ve been in decades. Republicans are internally divided over whether to cut a deal or make a stand.

Ten days after Edward Verdugo simply walked away from the FCI Englewood prison in Colorado, insiders say his escape was simply too easy.

Jim Martin said the USPS never forwarded a tax bill, costing him close to $200 in late fees. He called Problem Solvers

Fraud and thieves are plaguing a welfare system in Ohio and across the country. However, not everyone affected says they're getting paid back that needed help."

McDonald's patrons showed up at the drive-thru to find sludge in the parking lot.

After moving into a new home, and buying thousands of dollars’ worth of new appliances, a Broken Arrow family says it experienced weeks of appliances, that didn’t work.

Center-right, socially moderate, and fiscally conservative Republicans are the voters and politicians who perhaps suffer most in our current hyper-polarized, two-party doom loop, to use Lee Drutman’s apt term. We (and I am one such voter) have been sentenced to languish within the doom loop under th