What to Know

Federal officials acknowledged for the first time that COVID-19 vaccines resulted in deaths among children.

The court is set to review the death penalty, Trump’s ability to fire bureaucrats, and other impactful issues.

Patel highlighted the impact of investigations that helped rescue children, capture spies, and reduce homicide rates to modern lows.

All asylum applications are currently on hold.

A Japanese official said an attack on Taiwan would be ’survival threatening.' China responded angrily, even banning Japan’s seafood. The U.S. sided with Japan.

Ben Simmons believe that increasing access to clean food is a way to reverse state’s poor health trends while preserving its agricultural heritage.

Billions in taxpayers’ money has been stolen; millions could have gone to terrorists—an allegation lawmakers are asking federal prosecutors to investigate.

With an appeal pending, the decision could prevent a future indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

Interagency agreements for moving functions from one federal department to another are allowed under the Economy Act.

The president and the mayor-elect said they found common ground in a cordial meeting focused on the future of New York City.

The plan would see Kyiv cede territory to Moscow, reduce its armed forces, and abandon its hopes of joining NATO all together.

Strikes on drug vessels, a deepening military buildup near Venezuela, and revived congressional scrutiny mark the latest phase of the U.S.–Venezuela tension.

Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.

In a time of deep divisions, both sides see an advantage in leveraging funding deadlines for political advantage.

Hundres of billions of pennies remain in circulation, according to the U.S. Mint.

A large number of government employees have not been receiving paychecks amid the shutdown.

One engineer said the bridge’s location, not its design, was the real flaw.

Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.

The package the House is set to vote on will fund the food stamp program for the rest of the fiscal year.

Federal workers get back pay, food aid resumes, and flights stabilize—but some fallout could take weeks to mend or never fully recover.

Federal officials acknowledged for the first time that COVID-19 vaccines resulted in deaths among children.

The court is set to review the death penalty, Trump’s ability to fire bureaucrats, and other impactful issues.

Patel highlighted the impact of investigations that helped rescue children, capture spies, and reduce homicide rates to modern lows.

All asylum applications are currently on hold.

A Japanese official said an attack on Taiwan would be ’survival threatening.' China responded angrily, even banning Japan’s seafood. The U.S. sided with Japan.

Ben Simmons believe that increasing access to clean food is a way to reverse state’s poor health trends while preserving its agricultural heritage.

Billions in taxpayers’ money has been stolen; millions could have gone to terrorists—an allegation lawmakers are asking federal prosecutors to investigate.

With an appeal pending, the decision could prevent a future indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

Interagency agreements for moving functions from one federal department to another are allowed under the Economy Act.

The president and the mayor-elect said they found common ground in a cordial meeting focused on the future of New York City.

The plan would see Kyiv cede territory to Moscow, reduce its armed forces, and abandon its hopes of joining NATO all together.

Strikes on drug vessels, a deepening military buildup near Venezuela, and revived congressional scrutiny mark the latest phase of the U.S.–Venezuela tension.

Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.

In a time of deep divisions, both sides see an advantage in leveraging funding deadlines for political advantage.

Hundres of billions of pennies remain in circulation, according to the U.S. Mint.

A large number of government employees have not been receiving paychecks amid the shutdown.

One engineer said the bridge’s location, not its design, was the real flaw.

Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.

The package the House is set to vote on will fund the food stamp program for the rest of the fiscal year.

Federal workers get back pay, food aid resumes, and flights stabilize—but some fallout could take weeks to mend or never fully recover.