Dianne Feinstein hospitalized with shingles
"I hope to return to the Senate later this month," the retiring senator said in a statement.
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Tennessee law bans gender-affirming care for trans youth, limits drag shows
Republican Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation banning minors from receiving gender-affirming care despite legal threats from civil rights organizations.
How long will it take to get your tax refund?
Americans are filing their taxes earlier this year. Here's what to know about the IRS' turnaround time on your refund.
Supreme Court requests more briefs in high-stakes elections dispute
The case involves a theory that would grant state legislatures near-exclusive power to set rules for federal elections.
Ford plans to resume production on its F-150 Lightning truck
The Michigan automaker spotted a battery issue with the truck in February, investigated the case, and now has a fix.
Most laid-off workers are quickly finding new jobs, survey shows
Losing your job hurts. But a tight labor market and low unemployment are cushioning the blow for many of those who get axed.
Maryland mayor arrested on child pornography charges
Patrick Wojahn was arrested Thursday in the city of College Park.
Biden says he would sign GOP resolution blocking D.C. crime overhaul
President Biden told Senate Democrats that he will not veto a GOP-backed resolution that would block changes to the D.C. criminal code.
Case of "brain-eating amoeba" in Florida possibly linked to sinus rinse
Drinking tap water is not a threat, the area health department emphasized.
Meet the federal judge set to rule in the Texas abortion pill case
U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk was nominated by former President Donald Trump and confirmed in a nearly party-line vote.
Jazz legend Wayne Shorter dies at 89
Shorter, a tenor saxophonist, was a foundational member of two of the most seminal jazz groups: Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and the Miles Davis Quintet.
House Ethics Committee opens investigation into Rep. George Santos
The committee will determine in part whether Santos engaged in unlawful activity during his 2022 congressional campaign.
Trump can be sued over Jan. 6 insurrection, Justice Department says
The former president is facing lawsuits filed by members of Congress and U.S. Capitol Police officers.
More Americans are choosing to work part-time
Slowly but surely, old norms around the workweek are falling by the wayside.
Motorists fear self-driving cars, AAA says
A new survey suggests drivers are losing trust in autonomous vehicles from Tesla and other automakers.
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