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Amid sagging sales and stiff competition, the company starts a hiring campaign that tops its post-pandemic reopening drive.

Blanche temporarily replaces longtime librarian Carla Hayden.

Michigan’s Democratic governor touts the bipartisan effort to erect barriers to protect the Great Lakes’ native species as well as recreation and tourism.

The president signed a proclamation in March to allow removal of alleged Tren de Aragua members under the Alien Enemies Act.

Florida is the first state to have its law enforcement officers credentialed.

Edan Alexander was held in captivity in Gaza for 583 days by terrorist group Hamas since Oct. 7, 2023.

What exactly are semiconductors? Why are they so important? And why is the United States so keen to keep them out of China’s reach?

The ruling clears the way for the data-sharing agreement between the IRS and DHS to move forward while criminal charges are litigated.

Start-stop systems exploded under Obama-era rules offering emissions credits, but officials are now signaling a course reversal.

Chief Justice John Roberts said the court has ’made mistakes’ but that criticisms shouldn’t be based on ‘ad hominem’ attacks.

Gov. Gavin Newsom created a model ordinance for cities and counties to adopt ‘without delay.’

The transportation secretary said the move was dangerous because data from New York have to go through old, copper data lines to reach Philadelphia.

The rules require that all mandatory fees be disclosed upfront, except for taxes and shipping charges.

Fees collected from polluters pay for greenhouse gas reduction programs and other climate-friendly projects. But the program needs an extension.

The tax bill includes Trump’s campaign promises such as no tax on tips and overtime. It also increases the state and local tax deduction cap to $30,000.