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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Patients in rural communities and underserved areas may see expanded access to nutrition services and medical care under more than $135 million in new federal funding announced …
$135M Federal Push Targets Rural Care and Nutrition Gaps Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 100,000 veterans have newly enrolled in Department of Veterans Affairs health care so far in 2026, reaching that milestone by the end of March and …
VA Enrollment Surge Raises Questions on Access, Impact Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ticket buyers who were shown incomplete prices online may receive refunds after federal regulators ordered StubHub to pay $10 million and change how it displays ticket costs.
StubHub to Pay $10M Over Hidden Ticket Fees Complaint Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Small business owners nationwide will have access to free training, federal resources, and networking opportunities during a two-day virtual summit scheduled for May as part of National …
Free SBA Summit Offers Small Businesses Tools to Grow Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans who send money overseas using cash or similar payment methods will face a new 1% federal tax beginning in 2026 under proposed rules released Friday by …
New IRS Rule Targets Cash Transfers Abroad With 1% Tax Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The White House says federal immigration courts are issuing more deportation orders and granting fewer asylum claims following changes implemented since President Donald J. Trump returned to …
Trump Claims Sharp Shift in Immigration Courts Sparks Debate Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Automatic federal spending cuts will take effect at the start of fiscal year 2027 under a presidential order requiring reductions across a range of government programs to …
Federal Spending Cuts Set to Take Effect in 2027 Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A federal economic analysis finds that banning interest payments on stablecoins is unlikely to significantly boost bank lending, while imposing measurable costs on consumers.
Study Finds Stablecoin Rule Has Minimal Impact on Bank Lending Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Federal authorities have disabled part of a Russian cyber-espionage network that used compromised home and small business internet routers across the United States to steal sensitive data, …
FBI Disrupts Russian Hackers Using Home Routers in U.S. Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A $600 million federal investment will fund the replacement of a key Delaware River bridge linking Pennsylvania and New Jersey, aiming to reduce congestion and modernize a …
$600M Bridge Project Targets I-95 Bottleneck, Aging Crossing Read More