U. S. Senators on Wednesday called for more scrutiny over welfare payments and railed against allegations of fraud in Minnesota and across the country.

Kennedy referred to the "refined carbohydrates and ultra processed foods" such as those consumed by the president as "just poison." ...

Heading into precinct caucuses, Kendall Qualls was primed for a big win. The Republican candidate for governor had racked up ...

With U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky retiring at the end of her term, voters in Illinois' 9th Congressional District face a crowded ...

Yes in God’s Backyard, a zonal transit system, MLB to Raleigh; here are the big ideas at-large candidates for Raleigh City ...

With new leadership in place, Gannon Center faculty and staff are working to support scholars and strengthen leadership ...

Anna Stein is using her role to spotlight rehabilitation, listen to lived experience and push for stronger support for people ...

Spanish skater Tomas-Llorenc Guarino Sabate was barred from using a Minions medley at the Milano Cortina Olympics due to ...

The Minnesota Department of Human Services announced Monday that it’s recruiting 168 employees to conduct site checks for ...

Mariama Ciré Sylla was named economy and finance minister on February 2 She replaces Mourana Soumah following a partial cabinet reshuffle The appointment comes amid fiscal, mining revenue, and debt ...

The stakes are high for Georgia's state budget in the wake of the passage of the 'One Big, Beautiful Act' and its financial ...