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As Southern California Edison pulls out as a buyer, California’s $2 billion Ivanpah plant becomes the latest casualty of the renewables race.

Almost 266,000 retailers across the country redeem $96 billion in SNAP benefits annually.

The Teacher Freedom Alliance, an entity of the Freedom Foundation, represents educators who oppose their local and national teachers’ unions.

Women are still outliving men by about 5.7 years, according to the latest statistics.

The U.S. president hails ‘good relationship’ with Turkish counterpart while calling on Ankara to stop buying Russian oil.

Trump’s executive order from January says the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

The head of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says a doctor may encourage a pregnant woman to take acetaminophen.

President Donald Trump called Russia a “paper tiger,” pointing to Russia’s failure to win the war against Ukraine swiftly.

Medals of Honor were given to 20 soldiers, some of whom were credited with rescuing wounded comrades and for continuing to fight even while wounded.

States are required by federal law to provide the attorney general with voter registration records upon request, the Justice Department said.

The move aims to build on a Sept. 22 executive order that designated Antifa a domestic terrorism organization.

The Chinese regime is targeting six American defense companies.

U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia Lindsey Halligan is expected to ask a grand jury to indict Comey over allegedly lying to Congress.

Fiscal year 2025 is one of the ‘most successful recruiting years in over a decade,’ according to the War Department.

The judge ruled that the restrictions on funding are ‘arbitrary and capricious’ and violate the Constitution’s spending clause.