Dems accuse EPA of trying to kill greenhouse gas reporting program that aids cap-and-trade
The EPA faces criticism for proposing to end its greenhouse gas reporting program that tracks emissions from large energy firms and industrial companies.
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Family rift: Top Democrat’s own daughter publicly opposes her on shutdown deal
Mother-daughter political divide emerges as New Hampshire's Sen. Jeanne Shaheen backs shutdown deal while daughter Stefany opposes it over healthcare concerns.
Democrat lawmaker blasts Senate colleagues for caving in shutdown deal
Rep. Melanie Stansbury criticizes eight Senate Democrats for ending the 42-day stalemate, arguing federal employee protections shouldn't have been necessary.
Marine-turned-psychologist’s brain breakthrough is helping veterans still fighting inside
New brain imaging technology helps veterans with PTSD and trauma find healing through objective evidence of invisible injuries, offering hope beyond traditional care.
Senate reaches temporary truce to end record shutdown, but January battle looms
Lawmakers hope that the bipartisan desire to fund the government with spending bills can put the Senate on a path to avoid another shutdown, and have until early next year to do it.
NY governor pours cold water on Mamdani free bus plan
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul expresses doubt about Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's free bus plan, citing concerns over removing fare revenue from the MTA.
Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Latino voter group Jolt for allegedly registering illegal immigrants
Ken Paxton is suing Latino advocacy group Jolt, alleging illegal voter registration; the group calls the move retaliation and a threat to Latino voters.