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The CalFresh program, California's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, is gearing up to start distributing food stamps for October in one day.

Millions of borrowers will have to resume their monthly payments when the COVID-19-era pause on student loan payments ends in one day.

The writers strike has finally ended, and with its end marks the return of many late-night shows.

Front-row tickets from the Ford's Theatre performance where former President Abraham Lincoln was shot sold for over $250,000 at auction.

The Biden administration is planning to drop up to $2 million in federal funds on a green energy initiative in Morocco, according to documents reviewed by the Washington Examiner.

Eligible residents in Alaska will begin to see their annual payment from the Permanent Fund Dividend in five days.

Early voting in Virginia's statewide elections for 2023 is underway, with commonwealth voters deciding the fate of all 140 seats in the state's legislature.

Israel and Saudi Arabia have “hammered out ... a basic framework” for a landmark agreement to establish diplomatic relations, President Joe Biden’s team acknowledged amid reports that the accord will hinge on U.S. security guarantees.

The Federal Communications Commission moved this past week to reinstate "net neutrality," a legal principle requiring that internet service providers treat all data equally and not discriminate based on their source or destination.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said the Senate's continuing resolution to fund the government will be "dead on arrival" in the House.