Young Montanans won a lawsuit for a clean environment. Lawmakers passed bills circumventing the ruling, sparking disputes.
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House Republicans dispute claims that 13.7 million could lose coverage under a budget bill, which imposes stricter Medicaid work requirements.
The intersection where George Floyd was murdered is now a vital community hub and protest site, yet businesses struggle.
The National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg, Md., resumes in-person training after a brief halt by the Trump admin.
Jim Irsay, longtime Indianapolis Colts owner, passed away at 65. His legacy includes sports achievements and philanthropy.
The DOJ is dropping lawsuits against Louisville and Minneapolis, pausing police misconduct reforms. Local leaders vow change.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson vows not to be swayed by a DOJ probe, emphasizing the city's strength in diversity.
A Delaware shelter seeks homes for 8,000 chicks found abandoned for days in a USPS truck. 4,000 were found dead.
Nearly all Senate Republicans confirmed Charles Kushner, a convicted felon, as U.S. Ambassador to France. Trump nominated him last year.
Ramon van Meer's online experiment showed consumers prefer cheaper imported showerheads over pricier U.S.-made ones.