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Graham Platner Wins Maine Senate Democratic Nomination, Locking in Face Off With Collins
Democrats are looking to flip the seat held by Sen. Collins
Pamela Evette and Alan Wilson Advance to Runoff in South Carolina GOP Gubernatorial Primary
The crowded field of high-profile candidates competing for the nomination left the vote closely divided in polls taken in the weeks leading up to the race.
Trump Admin Warns Hospitals to Post Prices or Face Fines
The administration notified more than 500 hospitals that they are not in compliance with federal rules on price transparency.
Number of US Home Sellers Hits Highest Level in 6 Years in May: Report
Several Sun Belt metros led the nation in seller imbalance, with Nashville topping the list of buyers’ markets.
$4 Million Secured to Bail Out Town of Wallkill
State Sen. James Skoufis said Wallkill would have become a ‘failed government.’
Designs for NY Penn Station’s $8 Billion Renovation Unveiled
The overhaul will feature Roman columns, art deco style, and natural light.
More SNAP Restrictions Loom: What Recipients Should Expect
Nearly a dozen states plan to bar recipients from buying soda, energy drinks, and candy with their benefits in the coming months.
Florida to Put Citizenship Status on Licenses, ID Cards Starting in 2027
The state law was influenced by the federal SAVE America Act that has passed the U.S. House but stalled in the Senate.
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Karmelo Anthony Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison Over Fatal Track Meet Stabbing
Anthony, who is now 19, faced a first-degree murder charge in the April 2025 stabbing death of Metcalf.
Man Accused in Fatal Charlotte Train Stabbing Found Incompetent to Stand Trial
Brown will be committed to a federal facility for treatment with resumption of his trial contingent on his being declared competent.
US Issues Travel Advisories Against 4 African Nations
Congo and Uganda are facing an outbreak of Ebola that has infected about 550 individuals.
5 Takeaways From New Medicaid Work Requirements
Some beneficiaries will find it harder to qualify for protective exemptions, according to experts.
Vance Refers Fraud Allegations Involving Minnesota Governor, AG for DOJ Investigation
A House Oversight Committee report alleged that senior state officials were ‘aware of widespread taxpayer fraud’ in Minnesota’s social service programs.
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Spreads Outside Texas as More Cases Detected
Officials said an infected dog previously reported as a Texas case was actually the first case in New Mexico. Five cases have been identified.
USDA Confirms More Cases of Flesh-Eating New World Screwworm in Texas
The two new cases involve a calf and a dog that is believed to have been in Mexico.
A Second Chance at Home: Wounded Veteran Begins New Chapter in Arizona
After surviving two IED blasts in Afghanistan, Padge Mattaliano finds stability, gratitude and a fresh start with his family in Arizona.
Former Utah Attorney General Fights the Evil That Lurks in Quiet Places
‘This could happen to anyone,’ Sean Reyes said about human trafficking, but he has a message of hope for victims and survivors.
Trump Issues Memo to Accelerate AI Use for National Security
The memo also prohibits the use of AI technologies to ‘censor free speech’ and conduct unlawful surveillance activities.
US to Tighten Rule Regarding Nonprofits Paying Excessive Executive Compensation
The rule specifically targets employee compensation exceeding $1 million. The Treasury and the IRS are inviting public comments on the notice until Aug. 4.
Trump Celebrates Farm-Friendly Achievements During Agriculture Roundtable in Wisconsin
The president told those in the crowd that they will be better off than they were four months ago within 90 days.
