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The Social Security Administration makes changes to benefits for retirees every October, which go into effect the following year.

Former Biden administration nuclear waste official Sam Brinton was arrested on Wednesday on charges of being a "fugitive from justice."

A proposal by the Department of Agriculture to restrict the ability of schools to serve flavored milk products, including chocolate milk, is drawing harsh criticism from Republican lawmakers who say the proposal is an example of government overreach.

Officials with U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over 1.6 million fentanyl pills in the last three days at Arizona's Nogales port of entry.

The city of Palo Alto, California, said this week that celebrity chef Jose Andres could use gas stoves in his new restaurant, exempting him from the controversial new ban on natural gas hookups in new construction that takes effect this year.

Former President Donald Trump's unrelenting attacks on his top rival could be doing more harm than good.

EXCLUSIVE — Two Republicans are demanding answers about "woke" influences at President James Madison’s Montpelier and other historical sites.

More people fault President Joe Biden than House Republicans for the protracted debt limit deadlock, according to a new poll.

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) is hoping to give parents "the toolbox that they need" to protect their children on social media with her new bipartisan legislation that she partnered with Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) to introduce this month.

House Republicans joined FBI whistleblowers in alleging “retaliation” for exposing political “rot” within the bureau, while the FBI revoked some of their security clearances and Democrats accused them of being a “national security threat.”