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The agriculture secretary has said that SNAP, or food stamps, is rife with fraud. Democratic states have filed multiple legal challenges.

The first major winter storm of the season arrived in parts of the Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday.

The National Education Association wants students to become social justice advocates instead of learning facts and skills, according to Defending Education.

Through helping his teammates in the military, Sam Coffman came up with the idea of starting an herbal medic school.

The justices wrestled with whether the pregnancy centers had encountered a concrete injury from the subpoena that would give them a legal basis to sue.

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Dec. 2.

Jeffries and Democrats seek at least a temporary extension as Trump and Republicans weigh a narrower, two-year plan with new limits.

Secretary Scott Bessent announced the investigation after Trump’s claims that Minnesota has been a money laundering hub.

‘We’re not just going to rubber-stamp new products that don’t work, that fail in a clinical trial,’ Dr. Marty Makary said.

Increasing demand from the industrial sector is creating a tight supply situation for silver.

Developing manufacturing in Africa could be how the United States competes with China, a technology consulting expert said.

Notable moments from the past week in America.

Federal agents say the online network is pushing kids toward self-harm, violence, and sexual exploitation.

China has gained control not only of critical minerals but also of their production. A new technique could solve both of these problems.

Airlines must update jets after an investigation found a solar flare caused a swift drop in altitude that injured at least 15 passengers.