Higher prices, less help and a government shutdown all hang over health insurance markets as shoppers start looking for coverage this week.

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But the Trump administration has been more aggressive in targeting voter registration procedures as part of a sweeping ...

A free art exhibition, featuring embroidery made entirely by immigrant women, tells stories of their migrant journeys.

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WASHINGTON — The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has been rapidly building out its surveillance capabilities in recent weeks, signing a string of contracts for technologies to identify ...

Oct 17 (Reuters) - India Cements (ICMN.NS), opens new tab reported a narrower second-quarter loss on Friday, supported by improved pricing and demand from a year ago, when general elections had ...

District three director Jennifer Borcherding listens to commentary at a Cedar Rapids Community School District board meting at the Educational Leadership and Support Center in Cedar Rapids on Monday, ...

FIRST ON FOX — A sign featuring coded language threatening President Donald Trump and equating his supporters with Nazis greeted guests to an event last week headlined by Michigan Democrat ...

Question: “I turned 65 in April 2025, still work, and am on my employer’s high deductible health plan. I called Medicare and asked about signing up but was advised not to sign up for Part A yet, even ...

The New York Times, The Washington Post, Politico and NPR also said that they would not sign, along with other outlets including The Hill and NewsNation. A spokesperson for Newsmax said on Monday, ...