Personal Independence Payment costs for anxiety-related claims increased significantly between 2019 and last year, while separate welfare changes could increase potential payouts.
Matvei Rumiantsev received a four-year sentence for an attack witnessed by President Trump's son during a video call.
President Trump defended his Tuesday social media warning to Iran about civilization-ending consequences, saying the message was effective diplomacy.
Supporters of lineage-based reparations criteria clashed with other groups at a New York hearing on reparations eligibility.
New analysis of Jeffrey Epstein's communications shows deep connections with high-profile figures, prompting resignations and investigations.
The Defense Department confronts separate controversies over alleged court order violations regarding media access and reported changes to military promotion lists.
The UK Home Office has prevented US-based influencer Valentina Gomez from entering the country to attend a planned rally.
Nebraska agreed to permanently end in-state tuition benefits for undocumented immigrants as part of a consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice.
Sen. John Fetterman defended Trump's military operation against Iran and supported Israeli threats to target Iranian leadership.
Congressional bill would establish federal protections against harassment within 100 feet of religious facilities.
Upcoming local elections in Birmingham and Oldham are generating significant political interest as communities face various challenges and potential changes.
Illinois Democratic primaries saw varying outcomes for progressive and moderate candidates, with significant spending from AI and cryptocurrency industries.
The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to influence news coverage of Middle East conflict through criticism and regulatory threats.
California billionaires hold approximately $2 trillion in wealth that largely avoids income taxation, prompting proposals for annual wealth taxes.
Internal tensions are surfacing in conservative circles over Israel policy amid shifting public opinion, while a group seeks to reshape State Department practices.
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