Air traffic controller hiring reached a record high as the Federal Aviation Administration brought on 2,235 trainees and hit its highest certified controller staffing level in a decade.

Analysts in Taipei say the third Trump–Xi meeting produced no clear change in U.S. policy on Taiwan, but upcoming arms sales and official visits could test that assessment.

Loudoun County homeowners say noise from nearby Amazon Web Services and Microsoft data centers is constant and growing. Residents are urging sound barriers and property tax relief.

Democrats are blocking GOP affordability and permitting reform bills in the Senate while making cost-of-living issues the centerpiece of their campaign messaging.

A Seattle employee's racial hostile work environment lawsuit over the city's DEI workplace training programs can proceed to trial, a unanimous appeals court ruled.

The Office of Personnel Management uncovered $500 million in fraud, waste and abuse in federal employee health benefits programs, OPM Director Scott Kupor says.

House Republicans allege the Chinese Communist Party is using tax-exempt organizations and social media to wage an influence campaign against American AI infrastructure data centers.

SBA Pro-Life America president Marjorie Dannenfelser says U.S. law hasn't caught up with the growing availability of abortion pills like mifepristone and misoprostol.

Nebraska woman Haile McAnally says abortion pills nearly caused her to bleed to death, calling her survival "divine intervention." She now warns others about mifepristone dangers.

Jon Ossoff faces calls from Rep. Mike Collins to return a campaign donation from billionaire donor Reid Hoffman, who has ties to Jeffrey Epstein, in the Georgia Senate race.