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Gov. Gavin Newsom has promised to push state lawmakers leading the California Capitol Annex project to be more transparent ...

To borrow an expression from the nuclear power industry, Senate Democrats have “scrammed the reactor.” For those of the readership unfamiliar with the term, scramming the reactor is the method used to ...

The Agriculture Department moved $13 billion from the Commodity Credit Corporation, its line of credit at the Treasury Department designed to support farmers, into another account designed to provide ...

OTTAWA--Canada's budget deficit widened in August and in the first five months of the current fiscal year, offering a preview of public finances before the Liberal government delivers its annual ...

WASHINGTON — The government shutdown has been a source of anxiety for ... As a workaround, officials have been developing ...

Great power competition is mushrooming beyond the old domains of land and warfare; it's in the world of cryptocurrencies as well.

Murray, town clerk in Berwick for the past decade, and who previously served in various municipal roles in New Hampshire, is ...

Earlier this month, the Supreme Court of Virginia issued an Opinion in Brooks-Buck v. Wahlstrom, No. 250246 (Oct. 16, 2025), ...

Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse discusses what producers can expect in making a return to FSA offices following a ...

Nearly half of the IRS workforce — nearly 34,000 employees — faces furloughs as the government shutdown enters its second week, with the agency rolling out a contingency plan to keep key tax ...

BEMIDJI — Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison paid a visit to Bemidji Tuesday evening to touch on a myriad of topics before opening the floor to questions, comments and concerns. Ellison, ...