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Republican presidential candidate to hold rallies in South Bronx and Madison Square Garden.

Filed in 2020, the California Department of Education has agreed to a lawsuit settlement alleging extended lockdowns inhibited learning.

Retail and government drive much of the employment gains.

President Biden’s bid to lower drug prices, coming ahead of November’s election, has led to accusations of him trying to win ‘political points.’

As governor, Nikki Haley ‘rolled out the red carpet’ for China in the state, critics say.

The Biden administration is pushing for the restoration of felon voting rights in the latest attempt to boost his odds in the 2024 election. While once only relying on the dead for votes, Democrats are now turning to ex-felons for help. 

Swift is a national sensation with more than 279 million followers on Instagram

Murthy v. Missouri is just one of many social media cases the Court is considering this term.

Universal Music Group (UMG) has issued a scathing open letter to Chinese-owned TikTok and warned it will cease licensing its content to the video-streaming platform after failing to renew its joint agreement with the app. The open letter, titled “Why We Must Call Time Out on TikTok,” was published on Jan. 30. Officials at Universal […]

The articles now move to the full House.

A Delaware judge has ruled that the company’s board of directors failed to prove ‘the compensation plan was fair.’

“We need the funding to be able to put in place border security measures that the President can utilize.”

The campaign is “going to be very aggressive,” one White House official said.

As drugmakers push direct, online sales, experts warn about comprehensive medical review, unclear liability, and dismantling care coordination by pharmacists.