The Department of Agriculture announced plans to relocate the Forest Service headquarters and restructure the agency, moving 260 positions to Utah.
A transgender athlete's victory at a California high school track meet has drawn political commentary as the state's gubernatorial race intensifies.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he was not obligated to declare a £5 million gift, characterizing it as purely private and non-political.
Recent data shows illegal border crossings at historic lows while Mexico weighs diplomatic appointment.
Former Iranian prisoners spoke publicly about Americans currently held in Iran, while questions emerged about political figures' connections to an Iranian-born imam.
Multiple government levels are implementing different approaches to address housing affordability challenges across the United States.
Former President Obama announced the dedication ceremony for his presidential library will be held in June on Chicago's south side.
Trump hosted cryptocurrency contest winners at Mar-a-Lago and attended a press dinner after previously boycotting media events.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed legislation permitting nursing home residents to consume alcohol during facility-organized social gatherings.
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch stated his loyalty is to the Constitution and laws following President Trump's attacks on justices over recent rulings.
The FISA Section 702 surveillance authority expires Monday, facing opposition from multiple House factions ahead of a critical vote.
Reports suggest Trump administration figures opposed Peter Mandelson's UK ambassador appointment as tensions rise over Middle East military operations.
Congressional Black Caucus members withdrew support for legislation aimed at reforming college athletics business practices.
A proposed triumphal arch over Memorial Bridge in Washington D.C. has received official approval while facing legal challenges from veterans.
A French parliamentary inquiry committee has accused state-owned broadcasters France Télévisions and Radio France of left-wing bias.
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