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Ron’s report card: DeSantis nears end of Florida legislative session with multiple wins

All eyes are on the Florida state legislature as Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) attempts to get the Republican supermajority behind his remaining agenda items in the final weeks of this legislative session ahead of an anticipated 2024 presidential run.

Eco group returns to deflate tires on more than 40 SUVs in Boston

A climate activist group called the Tyre Extinguishers took credit for deflating the tires on dozens of vehicles in the Boston, Massachusetts, neighborhood of Beacon Hill on Wednesday.

Michigan residents slam Democratic senators for approving deal with Chinese business

Michigan Democrats received heavy backlash from residents for approving a $170 million Chinese-backed green energy project, with furious citizens pleading with the committee to "do what is right."

Tax Day 2023: IRS reminds tax-exempt organizations of filing deadline next month

The Internal Revenue Service has reminded tax-exempt organizations of the upcoming filing deadline many of them face coming up next month.

DHS launches 90-day ‘sprint’ against China to counter security threats

The Biden administration will take aggressive action in the coming months to secure the United States from attacks waged by the People’s Republic of China and surge homeland security resources to assess national vulnerabilities.

WATCH LIVE: President Joe Biden to deliver remarks on environmental justice

President Joe Biden is set to address the administration's plans to establish the Office of Environmental Justice at the White House.

US military will not be aiding Americans stuck in deteriorating Sudan crisis

Americans in Sudan should not anticipate the United States military coming to their aid as fighting between the army and a powerful paramilitary force remains ongoing.

Ford uses AI to equip Mustang Mach-E with better self-driving

Ford is using AI to equip its BlueCruise semi-autonomous adaptive driving system.

Yellen and regulators propose tighter oversight over nonbank financial firms

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and other top regulators on Friday announced a proposal to strengthen federal oversight of nonbanks that pose systemic risk.

How the Supreme Court could rule Friday as abortion pill deadline looms

The Supreme Court is anticipated to make a decision Friday over the legality of the abortion pill mifepristone after it kept a lower court's rulings from drastically limiting nationwide access to the drug.
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