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Lawmakers settled on negotiations regarding the annual defense budget late Tuesday night, unveiling the major policy bill that seeks to allocate nearly $858 billion toward the National Defense Authorization Act.

Outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan (R-MD) announced an emergency cybersecurity directive to ban TikTok from Maryland’s state-owned and state-leased devices.

The Department of Education has wrongly told millions of student loan borrowers that their student debt relief requests had been approved.

With House Republicans soon to be in a position to investigate Hunter Biden and new discussion of Twitter's handling of stories about his laptop before the 2020 election, questions about the president's son may grow louder.

Los Angeles County’s top elections official was ordered by a judge to turn over additional voter information to a committee seeking to overturn the failed recall of District Attorney George Gascon.

Herschel Walker’s defeat in the Georgia Senate runoff completes the state’s rejection of former President Donald Trump, but not the Republican Party.

Environmental groups are hopeful the Interior Department will pull the plug on any number of thousands of oil and gas leases issued during previous administrations after it completes a retroactive review of their underlying environmental assessments.

Hall of Fame boxing referee Mills Lane died Tuesday at the age of 85.

Electronic cigarette company Juul announced Tuesday that it has settled more than 5,000 lawsuits for an undisclosed amount.

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) won reelection Tuesday, fending off a spirited challenge from Republican Herschel Walker while helping Democrats grow their thin Senate majority in the midterm elections after a bruising four-week runoff campaign.