Fear of transit crime resurfaces in US cities
In several cities across the U.S., concerns about crime on subways and buses have resurfaced as a top priority, leading to efforts to address the issue.
Centrist group No Labels expected to move forward with launching bipartisan presidential ticket
No Labels will likely take another step towards forming a bipartisan presidential ticket in November's general election, now that a Biden-Trump 2024 rematch is underway
Biden’s ‘Overly Partisan’ Speech to Blame for Heckling: Speaker Mike Johnson
Mr. Johnson said President Biden’s speech was ‘full of information that is just objectively not true.’ House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has claimed Republican lawmakers who heckled President Joe Biden during his State of the Union address on March 7 did so in response to an “overly partisan speech.” Mr. Johnson made the comments to
Biden team, UnitedHealth struggle to restore systems paralyzed in cyberattack
Margaret Parsons, one of three dermatologists at a 20-person practice in Sacramento, California, is in a bind. Since a Feb. 21 cyberattack on a previously obscure medical payment processing company, Change Healthcare, Parsons said, she and her colleagues haven’t been able to electronically bill for their services. She heard Noridian Healthcare Solutions, California’s Medicare payment
Did Biden pass or fail? Former presidential speechwriters grade the State of the Union address
Grading President Biden: Former presidential speech writers weigh in on the State of the Union address and whether the attacks on Trump were too political
Chicago quietly moves migrants from airports after Senate committee probe
Illegal migrants are no longer camping out in Chicago's major airports after a Senate committee probed the issue.
Rand Paul demands Fauci, NIH scientists disclose pharmaceutical royalties
Sen. Rand Paul has introduced a bill that would force federal employees to disclose royalties they receive from new medical innovations.