Overdose deaths in the U.S. dropped by 27% in 2024, amid proposed cuts to programs potentially reducing the rate.
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House Republicans propose cutting $300 billion from SNAP, affecting millions by imposing stricter work requirements and shifting costs to states.
Today, the Supreme Court hears historic arguments on the Trump administration's challenge to birthright citizenship.
A hotline between the Pentagon and the airport has been inactive since March 2022, revealed in a Senate hearing.
Twenty-six people, including those with disabilities, were arrested for protesting GOP Medicaid cuts, which could leave 7.6 million uninsured.
Casandra "Cassie" Ventura testified on Tuesday as the star witness in the federal trial against Sean "Diddy" Combs.
NPR's Ailsa Chang discusses the Supreme Court's decision with Bree Fram, allowing the trans troop ban to proceed.
Chris Bell aims to revive agriculture in Presidio, Texas, despite drought and water treaty challenges with Mexico.
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Qatar's offer to replace Air Force One with a luxury jet stirs controversy, raising ethics concerns and legal issues.