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Former President Donald Trump has several advantages in the 2024 election — a large donor base, enthusiastic supporters, and a past presidency under his belt.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will finish sending out payments to New York's eligible households in three days.

Beneficiaries enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Maine will begin to see their monthly food stamps in as soon as four days.

Abolishing the Department of Education is emerging as a favorite talking point among the 2024 Republican presidential candidates who say they would rein in a runaway federal bureaucracy if elected.

Congress is out for its August recess, but lawmakers left town with work on funding the federal government incomplete, giving themselves about a month to accomplish the major task when they return to the nation’s capital in September.

The Biden administration took a step toward addressing concerns about a controversial government surveillance tool this week by releasing an advisory panel’s report of recommended reforms to it.

President Joe Biden has made attacking what he calls the "ultra-MAGA" economic platform a core pillar of his 2024 reelection pitch, and Fitch Ratings's recent downgrade directly pours gasoline on that fire.

At least three people have been killed in a mass shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Former President Donald Trump told a big South Carolina Republican Silver Elephant Gala that he was being prosecuted because he is kicking President Joe Biden’s “a**” in the polls.

Texas interim Attorney General, John Scott, filed an appeal to the temporary injunction against the state's abortion ban on Saturday.