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Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 for more than 300 families to be sent in 14 days

In just two weeks, California families receiving money from a guaranteed income program will receive their next payment.

Democrats’ debt ceiling plan needs five GOP defections: Here are some potential targets

House Democrats need at least five Republican defections for their debt ceiling backup plan to prevail.

WATCH LIVE: EPA administrator testifies before Senate Appropriations Committee

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan is testifying before the Senate Appropriations Committee regarding the agency's budget requests for next year's budget.

Nordstrom closes San Francisco locations due to ‘dynamics’ of area: Report

Nordstrom announced the closure of its two downtown San Francisco locations due to the "dynamics" of the city's downtown area where retail theft has ravaged storefronts.

Biden administration urges colleges to stop asking applicants about criminal history

The Department of Education is urging the nation's higher education institutions to stop asking college applicants to disclose their criminal history on their college applications.

FTC Chairwoman Lina Khan promises to rein in artificial intelligence and chatbots

The head of the Federal Trade Commission said she intended to take action to wrangle the growing number of artificial intelligence-powered bots and products.

SNL’s Joe Piscopo praises Hollywood writers strike for taking on ‘big corporate giant’

Former Saturday Night Live cast member Joe Piscopo praised the Hollywood writers strike for taking on “the corporations against the working man and woman.”

Russia claims Putin survived assassination attempt by Ukraine

Russia claims President Vladimir Putin survived an assassination attempt after the country downed two Ukrainian drones over the Kremlin.

How Manchin and Sinema are helping Republicans plot a big win over Democrats and Biden

Sens. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) may be the GOP's key to victory in the battle over the debt ceiling, as Democrats and the White House push for a deal to raise the limit without any negotiations.

Joni Ernst to introduce bill to force federal agency transparency on small business regulations

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) plans to introduce a bill on Tuesday aimed at helping small businesses hold federal agencies accountable when it comes to newly instated regulations on direct and indirect costs.
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