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Anti-fraud efforts were already underway in Ohio, officials say, long before outrage over Minnesota Somali fraud spread suspicions to the Buckeye State.

The United States could soon experience negative net migration, the first time that has happened in more than half a century, the agency says.

A new round of rulemaking aims to make it easier for new accrediting agencies to enter the market and for colleges to switch accreditors.

No new Pacific drilling rights have been auctioned since 1984, following the 1969 Santa Barbara spill that released more than 4 million gallons of oil.

‘If that leads to a break in the federal statute or a violation of some law, then we are going to arrest people,’ the FBI director said.

Justice Department probe could add to further drama at the Federal Reserve, says one market analyst.

10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 gallons of fuel: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.

The company’s operations will be America’s first mine-to-magnet production facility.

The Senate must pass the bills by Jan. 30 to avert a partial government shutdown.

‘We’re looking, we’re reviewing everything, and will come out with a determination,’ Trump said.

Iran is key for Beijing to exert influence in the Middle East and for China to circumvent U.S. sanctions and counter the dollar system, experts say.

Permitting delays and litigation lock up U.S.-based critical minerals and rare-earth elements as China corners the market, prospectors said.

Last year, more than 23 million people received $2,916 on average under the program.

More than 180 million people are facing watches or warnings for snow and ice.

The department said that after a review, it would also revise another $53 billion in loans.