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Virginia Hospitals Sued Patients Over a Million Times for Medical Debt, Report Finds
A study found some hospitals frequently sued patients for medical debt over a 15-year period, though some providers say billing practices have changed.
US, EU Officials Hold Talks to Advance Trade Deal, Critical Minerals Cooperation
This week, the European Parliament voted on a plan to implement the U.S.-EU trade deal reached last summer.
DHS Shutdown Now the Longest in US History
The Department of Homeland Security entered a partial shutdown in mid-February.
US Office-to-Apartment Conversions Hit New Record: Report
At the beginning of this year, 90,300 apartments were in the process of conversion nationwide, according to RentCafe.
DOJ Sues SeaWorld’s Parent Company Over Ban on Wheeled Walkers at Their Parks
The department’s civil rights division asked for a jury trial in Orlando to determine if United Parks & Resorts violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Federal Court Hears Fulton County’s Request to Force DOJ to Return 2020 Election Records
The DOJ says the original documents are needed for its investigation and that the county has received copies.
US Education Department Notifies Student Loan Borrowers of Repayment Plans
About 7.5 million enrollees in the Biden administration’s defunct SAVE plan will have to enroll in a legal repayment plan.
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Europe Needs ‘Trump-Style Revolution’ to Fight Globalism, Former UK Prime Minister Says
Two former prime ministers from Poland and Britain speaking at CPAC describe pressure from elites to open their borders.
US Monitoring Surge in China’s Detention of Panama-Flagged Vessels
The Federal Maritime Commission said China’s detention of Panama-flagged vessels was ‘far exceeding historical norms.’
6 Things to Know as Iran Conflict Hits 1-Month Mark
President Donald Trump has recently raised the prospect of a peace deal, but his administration is preparing additional military options as fighting continues.
Trump Urges Saudi–Israel Normalization After Iran War Ends
The president voiced hope that more countries will join the Abraham Accords.
Iran Conflict Hits US Consumer Sentiment, Fuels Inflation Worries: UMich
Newest data could add to the Federal Reserve’s worries about inflation expectations.
House Ethics Panel Finds Florida Democratic Congresswoman Committed 25 Violations
A bipartisan House Ethics panel found 25 of 27 charges proven against Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, with a sanctions hearing expected after the April recess.
Senate Passes Funding for Most of DHS
The measure now goes to the House, which is expected to consider it on Friday.
Trump to Sign Order to Pay TSA Agents
Transportation Security Administration agents have not been paid since the Department of Homeland Security entered a partial shutdown in mid-February.
2 Chinese Companies, 6 Chinese Nationals, Indicted in Fentanyl Crackdown
The companies and one of the Chinese nationals were also accused of providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization.
Savannah Guthrie Says Missing Mother’s Door Was ‘Propped Open’
‘The back doors were propped open, you know, and that didn’t make any sense,’ she said in a new interview.
USPS Seeks Temporary 8 Percent Price Hike on Package Services to Offset Rising Fuel Costs
The U.S. Postal Service said the temporary price hike will help keep the agency afloat until a permanent market-based pricing model is introduced.
What to Know About the Deadly LaGuardia Plane Crash
Air traffic control audio and surveillance footage reveal the critical moments leading up to the deadly collision.
Trump Appoints Major Tech Leaders to White House Council
The founders of Google and Meta were among those chosen for the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
