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Jill Biden visited Walter Reed hospital to have a sharp object removed from her foot.

The IRS will expand tax credits for employers who give workers paid time off for Covid vaccines to include those workers’ families.

Trump’s PAC bought $348,000 of ads in a small Ohio GOP primary to boost Mike Carey, the same day a Trump-endorsed candidate lost in Texas.

A Virginia’s man’s testimony against ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick could prove pivotal in determining the future of the Catholic church. News4’s David Culver spoke with him.

The national security-related charges against Tom Barrack have all the hallmarks of a case where classified material could become relevant.

The Senate minority leader will take the rare step of spending campaign money on radio ads to encourage his constituents to get vaccinated for Covid.

The federal statute under which Tom Barrack was charged is used to prosecute spies, not lobbyists.

Older Americans with a savings shortfall may be eyeing riskier assets to boost returns. Experts cover what to know before adding cryptocurrency to a portfolio.

With American vacationers congregating in many of the same destinations, some travel spots — even well-known ones — have fewer people than usual.

The Western U.S. is facing drought conditions that are straining water resources, hurting agriculture and providing a fertile ground for wildfires.

A key procedural vote on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan failed to pass the full Senate after Republicans united in opposition.

President Joe Biden’s decision to address inflation in a speech reflects concerns among Democrats that rising prices will hurt them in the midterm elections.

A new joint effort by NATO members, the European Union, Australia, New Zealand and Japan will address the threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored cyberattacks.

Senators will spend the weekend trying to devise ways to fund the $579 billion in new infrastructure spending the White House and bipartisan group agreed on.

After aggressive campaigns to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour, there still is no change on Capitol Hill.

After a year of the pandemic, social upheaval and mass remote work, these ten states are America’s best places to live.

The Evergreen State is welcoming, and one of the easiest to vote in. But high costs will leave you low on funds.

Senate Democrats released the framework for their $3.5 trillion budget resolution, which they hope to pass later this summer on a party-line vote.

Covid showed that letting employees work remotely does not necessarily result in a loss of productivity. These states are the best work from home locations.

Sunday’s protests in Cuba are the largest the communist island has seen since the 1990s.