A Morse Report video casts millions of database corrections as proof of stolen retirement benefits. The agency's own announcement tells a more specific story, with important questions still open.
An 18-year-old pledged loyalty to ISIS and targeted Minnesota’s commercial crown jewel. Federal agents supplied an inert rifle and sprang the trap—exposing the fragile perimeter of domestic counterterrorism.
Luigi Mangione's murder case unfolds in court, as defense seeks to dismiss key evidence
The Trump administration is reportedly considering offloading the $1.6 trillion federal student loan portfolio to private investors, a bold move that could profoundly reshape higher education financing and impact 45 million American borrowers.
Government response follows series of high-profile data breaches
Economists point to interest rate adjustments and increased supply
Interior Department cites pent-up demand and improved facilities
Wind and solar projects promise economic revitalization for farming communities
Telehealth expansion reaches rural communities across the nation
Governors announce bipartisan framework to reduce wait times
Rural communities voice concerns over funding allocation priorities
New income-based repayment structure aims to address accessibility concerns