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The federal budget deficit officially rose to $1.7 trillion for fiscal 2023, which ended in September, the Treasury Department announced on Friday.

House Republicans are poised to pick up at least three new seats in North Carolina next year after state legislators released two new proposed congressional maps that would redraw boundaries in their favor and threaten the state’s Democratic members.

President Joe Biden reveled in the release of two American hostages taken by Hamas during the terrorist organization's Oct. 7 attacks in Israel.

The leadership of the University of Pennsylvania's faculty senate condemned efforts to "intimidate" the university as a number of high-profile donors have cut ties with the Ivy League school.

Former President Donald Trump may have violated a gag order in the civil fraud case against him in New York, a judge said Friday.

Residents of Virginia have less than two weeks to file their state income tax returns to be eligible for a tax rebate of up to $400.

President Joe Biden received a $200,000 payment from his brother on the same day one of James Biden‘s business ventures loaned him the same amount, according to a bank document revealed Friday by the House Oversight Committee.

Two American hostages were released by Hamas on Friday evening, Israel confirmed, although their well-being is not known.

The yield on the 10-year Treasury note briefly eclipsed 5% this week amid signs that the Federal Reserve might end up keeping interest rates high for longer, portending higher borrowing costs for the federal government and for households.

The hosts of The View dedicated a segment to mocking Sidney Powell following her guilty plea to conspiracy to interfere with election duties.