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The House offered its first concrete response to a wave of pro-Palestinian campus protests nationwide that have often included antisemitic language.

The establishment of the new aid route more directly involves the United States in the war between Israel and Hamas.

The legislation, which is expected to be soon signed into law by Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, will preserve access to the procedure for millions of women.

House and Senate Democrats are determined to ensure their priorities don’t get short shrift in a likely bumpy upcoming government funding cycle, with Congress hurtling toward a presidential election this fall.

Exxon’s $64 billion takeover of Pioneer Resources is one of a half-dozen Permian Basin mergers under review at the agency.

The Michigan Senate race is becoming more of a headache than Republicans had hoped.

Federal testing and surveillance of the outbreak has so far lagged since initial detection in dairy cows more than a month ago.

All eyes are on the House on Wednesday as the chamber seeks to send a rebuke to pro-Palestinian protests sweeping universities around the country.

Gary Ruskin, founder of U.S. Right to Know, says the government is covering it up.

The bipartisan FAA deal is one of the last must-pass bills before the election, a final opportunity for lawmakers to attach their legislative priorities. And that's making negotiations on the package a lot tougher, warned Senate Minority Whip John Thune.