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"Squad" Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) is a member of a secret Facebook group whose users have expressed support for Hamas after its recent deadly terror attack against Israel, according to a report.

Another batch of one-time direct payments from Alaska's Permanent Fund Dividend to eligible state residents will go out in only one day.

Hard-line House conservatives tanked progress on Republicans' spending plans on Wednesday in an act of retribution toward Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) after lawmakers advanced a clean continuing resolution under suspended rules the day before.

Eyes are on the Senate and President Joe Biden to pass a two-step continuing resolution approved by the House on Tuesday as a government shutdown approaches on Friday.

Clean energy company NET Power is delaying the world’s first utility-scale gas plant with carbon capture, citing global supply chain concerns.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) hinted at her 2024 plans after touting her success in negotiating the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Self-checkout registers at grocery stores may just be a fad, as multiple companies are reconsidering their use.

Three in four people disapprove of Congress using the threat of a government shutdown as a negotiation tactic to reach their goals, according to a Marist poll released Wednesday.

The House passage of a continuing resolution on Tuesday may help Capitol Hill avoid a government shutdown this week, but it is setting up for across-the-aisle battles between Democrats and Republicans and party infighting among the GOP in the New Year.

A number of top U.S. business leaders will host Chinese President Xi Jinping for a dinner on Wednesday evening after his meetings with President Joe Biden in San Francisco.