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Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser withdrew her nominee to head the district’s 911 call center just one day before the city council was set to hold a confirmation vote, conceding to a likely rejection from lawmakers due to her candidate’s past scrutiny.

Idaho residents have three weeks left to apply for a tax rebate worth up to $300 for individual filers and $600 for joint filers.

President Joe Biden is traveling to Arizona on Tuesday, where he plans to credit his CHIPS and Science Act as a core reason the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC, is pouring billions into new U.S. manufacturing projects.

South Carolina residents who filed 2021 tax returns by Oct. 17 can expect up to $800 in tax rebates, set to arrive this month.

Atlanta Hawks announcer Bob Rathbun was hospitalized after losing consciousness on the air.

Roughly three million Massachusetts residents are slated to receive a state-sponsored payday as the state doles out a one-time tax refund of about 14% in December.

Facebook parent company Meta's regulatory body called out the Big Tech company for allowing celebrity and popular accounts to break its content rules, leaving up reviewed posts longer and giving preference to its business partners.

Tennis star Novak Djokovic revealed that he will compete in the Adelaide International as his first tournament back in Australia since his visa ban was overturned.

Electric vehicle owners in Tennessee could soon see the tripling of a fee when registering their cars.

Election officials in Arizona certified the state’s midterm results during a canvassing ceremony on Monday night at the state Capitol, opening the door for candidates to begin requesting recounts or to challenge the results of their respective races.