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Mega Millions jackpot surges past half a billion dollars ahead of next drawing
With no winner in Tuesday’s draw, the Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to $680 million—one of the biggest prizes in the game’s history.
Trump’s White House makeover goes big: East Wing demolition shocks Washington
The president’s $300 million plan to replace the historic East Wing with a grand ballroom leaves Washington stunned and preservationists outraged.
USCIS clarifies who must pay the $100,000 fee for H-1B visas – These are the foreigners who must pay and those who are exempt...
USCIS releases new details on which foreign workers must pay the $100,000 H-1B visa fee and who will be exempt
Trump asks his own Justice Department to pay him $230 million in damages
Trump directs the Justice Department to pay him $230 million for damages
Trump’s beef import plan hits snag over Argentina disease warning
Trump administration has sounded a warning that Argentina beef might be diseased
Trump calls San Francisco dangerous — but the city’s crime rate just hit a historic low
Despite Trump’s claims, San Francisco reports its lowest violent crime levels in 70 years, with murders, assaults, and thefts all falling sharply.
Why did AWS go down? Here’s what Amazon said after the global service outage that affected Alexa, Ring, Reddit, Snapchat, and Wordle
Amazon's mass AWS 15 hour outage shook global services
Trump’s approval ratings fall amid growing voter dissatisfaction
Trump's approval ratings have hit their lowest slump in decline since April
Bad news for Thanksgiving travelers: government shutdown expected to cause chaos
Early warning and growing anxiety over government shutdown for travelers this Thanksgiving
The end of the government shutdown – here’s when things could change
Key dates that could finally bring the shutdown to an end
Shrapnel from Marine Corps salute hits patrol car during event with JD Vance
A live-fire demonstration celebrating the Marine Corps’ 250th anniversary went wrong, forcing freeway closures and raising safety concerns.
Good news for travelers – here’s how to store your passport on an Android phone
A step-by-step guide to adding and using your digital passport in Google Wallet
Good news for mums-to-be: Trump strikes deal to cut cost of IVF drugs
Trump announces a deal to slash the cost of key IVF drugs by more than 70%, giving millions of families struggling with infertility a new chance.
Judge halts Trump layoffs, calling the move ‘unlawful’
A federal judge says the Trump administration violated the law by trying to lay off thousands of government employees during the shutdown.
Bad news for young adults: hardest hit by expiring ACA health insurance subsidies
Rising premiums could push millions of young people out of coverage as Congress stalls on extension
LendingTree CEO dies in tragic accident
LendingTree CEO dies in a saddening ATV accident
DOJ seizes $15 billion in bitcoin as massive scam smashed
DOJ captures $15 billion in bitcoin as massive "pig butchering" scam gets dismissed
Government shutdown continues as Senate rejects latest Republican plan
Partisan divide deepens as lawmakers clash over funding, healthcare, and worker pay
Trump administration vows to hold firm against China despite market turmoil
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the Trump administration won’t back down on trade talks with China, even as Wall Street reels from recent market swings.
What are the new Pentagon reporting rules media outlets refuse to sign?
Networks say Hegseth’s policy threatens press freedom and sets a dangerous precedent for national security reporting
Why major airports are refusing to show Republicans’ blame video
Airports from New York to Atlanta cite bans on political content and Hatch Act concerns over Homeland Security video
US cable company abruptly suspends service – Cedar Falls Utilities tells thousands of customers that a streaming app could save them “$40 a month”
Cedar Falls Utilities will pull the plug on its cable TV service by October 2026, telling customers they can save big by switching to streaming apps like YouTube TV.
Is Columbus Day 2025 a federal holiday? Origin, meaning, why it is on the second Monday in October, and how it differs from Indigenous...
Columbus Day remains a federal holiday in 2025, but more states are choosing to honour Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead — here’s what to know about both observances.
Bad news for Halloween costumes in 2025 – This is why there will be a price increase for decorations on October 31st across the...
Tariffs and supply issues are spooking shoppers this Halloween season
When does Daylight Saving Time end in 2025 – what day do the clocks go back?
Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 2, 2025 — here’s when to turn your clocks back and what the time change means for you.