AI lawnmowers cut grass — and potentially costs — in National Mall test run
The Trump administration introduces AI-controlled lawnmowers on the National Mall as the Interior Department expands artificial intelligence use across federal agencies.
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Sherrill fires back at GOP rival as questions swirl over her military records: ‘Hand in the cookie jar’
New Jersey gubernatorial candidates Rep. Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli clash over leaked military records from a 1994 Naval Academy cheating scandal controversy.
Lawmaker in key Virginia county says Charlie Kirk promoted ‘political violence,’ offers compassion for wife
Political violence discussions emerged at a Loudoun County board meeting following Charlie Kirk's murder, with officials debating his legacy and impact on communities.
Vance, Trump Jr.’s plans to bolster Charlie Kirk’s ‘political legacy’ revealed: ‘Help grow it’
The vice president and president's eldest son commit to continuing their work with the conservative youth organization after Charlie Kirk's passing.
Sham marriages, elder ‘exploitation,’ fake death certificates uncovered in massive Minnesota immigration bust
USCIS, ICE and FBI launched Operation Twin Shield in Minneapolis, uncovering 275 cases of fraud in the agency’s first large-scale enforcement surge under Trump.
EXCLUSIVE: Unearthed Biden note cards reveal he had bios, photo reminders on Hillary Clinton, Schumer
Investigation uncovers Biden administration note cards featuring Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer and other officials made for presidential appearances and speeches.
Shutdown fight casts a shadow over jobs as Trump prepares for largest federal resignation in US history
Government shutdown threatens to worsen labor market conditions as unemployment rises to 4.3% and federal agencies prepare for potential mass layoffs.
House Democrats’ government funding proposal goes down in flames with shutdown deadline in hours
House Democrats' last-ditch effort to pass a government funding proposal fails as Republicans block the move, leaving less than 12 hours before the shutdown deadline.
Majority of American voters warn Dems shouldn’t back government shutdown over this key issue: poll
Democrats and Republicans remain at odds over government shutdown as poll shows voters would blame both parties, with President Donald Trump's approval rating underwater at 43%.
Hegseth instates ‘highest male standard only’ for combat, other changes, declaring Dept. of Defense ‘is over’
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announces changes to physical requirements for combat personnel and other policy shifts eliminating DEI in the military.