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The Biden administration issued a 20-year ban on oil and gas drilling on Friday on federal lands around Chaco Culture National Historical Park, a major announcement that comes after years of lobbying from local Native American tribes and conservationist groups.

President Joe Biden claimed that the May jobs report is proof that his "economic plan is working" but noted that the post-pandemic revival is "far from finished."

There is only one day left for New York musicians to apply to a new guaranteed income program that will give them an extra $200 every month.

FBI Director Christopher Wray has agreed to allow top members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee to view a subpoenaed document relating to the committee's investigation into President Joe Biden and his family.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said President Joe Biden is “not up to the job” of leading the United States.

Recipients of benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are set to receive a new payment throughout June.

Chairman of the House Oversight Committee James Comer (R-KY) said the subpoenaed Biden documents alleging a “criminal scheme” involving President Joe Biden and an unnamed “foreign national” will reveal a new country tied to Biden family payments.

Netflix shareholders voted against compensation packages for the video streaming company’s top executives in protest of their proposed plush 2023 pay.

A judge who is deciding whether to move former President Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal case to federal court worked for a group that provided services to Trump back when he was a private practice lawyer.

The field for the GOP presidential nomination is already brimming with candidates, and it’s only going to grow bigger as other contenders prepare to announce their candidacies in the coming weeks.