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The House approved a measure revoking a Federal Housing Finance Agency rule that Republicans say is punitive to those with high credit scores.

Illinois residents will receive extra benefits to pay for water bills in eight days.

The Supreme Court affirmed on Friday the federal government's ability to deter any "encouragement" of illegal immigration, siding with the Justice Department.

Former Vice President Mike Pence laid out his version of an abortion litmus test as his 2024 rivals descend on the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority Policy Conference on Friday, one day before the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) criticized the federal government’s search effort for the missing Titan submersible after news broke on Thursday that it imploded.

A new poll found that roughly 40% of Californians want to leave the state, with many pointing to the economy as the reason.

The Biden administration has expanded eligibility for subsidies worth billions of dollars for domestic semiconductor manufacturing to allow the companies' suppliers to benefit and encourage business in the United States.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will issue its remaining payments to Indiana residents on Friday.

A guaranteed income program in Wisconsin issues its latest payment, worth $500, to recipients in exactly one week.

The Supreme Court on Friday handed President Joe Biden a victory in a major immigration decision, upholding the president's efforts to prioritize some unauthorized immigrants for arrest and detention over others.