WASHINGTON - The Interior Department announced Friday that it has decided to move the headquarters for the Bureau of Land... Read More
Early in-person voting in Virginia’s general election began Friday morning, the start of a 45-day period in which those registered... Read More
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A pair of petitions seeking a determination that gray wolves are a threatened or endangered species in the western U.S. have convinced federal officials of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to take a closer look at the situation. “The... Read More
The United States has threatened to issue new sanctions against members of the Tigray conflict in northwestern Ethiopia. The conflict, which has continued to deteriorate the stability of the region, has grown since last November. White House officials have said... Read More
The White House is warning state and local governments about severe cuts to disaster relief, Medicaid, infrastructure grants. school money... Read More
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WASHINGTON -- A variety of federal departments will come together Friday to discuss the future of broadband internet connectivity for... Read More
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