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An audit commissioned by a federal judge found that a Los Angeles agency suffered incomplete documentation and insufficient financial accountability.

The comments were directed at New York Times reporting on a purported heated Musk–Rubio dispute.

‘The best option was really the one that we’re embarking upon now,’ said Steve Stich, manager of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program.

Many states raised their minimum hourly wages last year, putting additional pressure on the restaurant industry.

The CCP’s long game includes influencing state lawmakers who may go on to hold national office.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon accused Columbia of failing to protect Jewish students.

Chen and her ex-husband Jianyun ‘Tony’ Ye were indicted in 2019 for allegedly committing fraud to benefit dozens of foreign investors.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills has been officially notified that her state is out of compliance with Title IX and could face the loss of federal funds and worse.

A coalition of unions is seeking emergency court action to prevent DOGE from accessing Social Security data, citing privacy violations and security concerns.

The DOJ agrees that banning Google from making investments in artificial intelligence could cause ‘unintended consequences in the evolving AI space.’

Congress has until midnight on March 14 to avoid a partial government shutdown.

Injected animals may suffer from blood clots and stroke, potentially resulting in death.

Deepseek is a ‘Trojan horse’ sent by the CCP to spy on America, the Montana attorney general said.

The SSA said its chief actuary estimates the change will save about $7 billion over the next decade.

The debate between Standard and Daylight Saving Time rages as experts weigh the health threats.

The judgement found that the Chinese Communist Party was liable for $24 billion in damages related to its hoarding of medical supplies during the pandemic.