The Trump administration has 'turned off the money spigot' as it uncovers alleged fraud, HHS Deputy Secretary Jim O'Neill said.
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The vetoes included funding for a water project in eastern Colorado that passed Congress unanimously.
Former Arizona Republican Sen. Jon Kyl, 83, announced he is withdrawing from public life after being diagnosed with dementia following decades of service in Congress.
Health policy is not always a straightforward topic of discussion. There are many aspects to the complex health care system we're used to. When issues arise at the national level, disagreement and dueling press conferences can slow progress and const
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani expected to name longtime NYC educator Kamar Samuels as schools chancellor, overseeing nation's largest public school system.
Jeffrey Tucker, founder and president of The Brownstone Institute, discussed the Make America Healthy Again plan for 2026.
Former U.S. Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, who represented Colorado for two terms beginning in 1993 and was the first Native American elected to the chamber since the 1920s, died Tuesday, his family and close associates confirmed. He was 92. Campbell,
DHS reviews citizenship cases from 19 countries for alleged fraud that could lead to rare denaturalization proceedings under strict legal standards.
DENVER - Ben Nighthorse Campbell, the former senator and U.S. representative of Colorado known for his passionate advocacy of Native American issues, died Tuesday. He was 92. Campbell died of natural causes surrounded by his family, his daughter, Sha
DENVER - Ben Nighthorse Campbell, the former senator and U.S. representative of Colorado known for his passionate advocacy of Native American issues, died Tuesday. He was 92. Campbell died of natural causes surrounded by his family, his daughter, Sha
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has reported billions in improper payments.
The Justice Department denied acting vindictively and said the decision to prosecute was 'based on the facts, evidence, and established DOJ practice.'
Former U.S. Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, who represented Colorado for two terms beginning in 1993 and was the first Native American elected to the chamber since the 1920s, died Tuesday, his family and close associates confirmed. He was 92. Campbell,
