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A federal judge ordered the administration to make a full payment of monthly food stamp benefits by Monday or a partial payment by Wednesday.

Ohio’s redistricting commission on Friday approved a new House map that could help Republicans pick up two seats in the 2026 elections.

Defense panel’s top Republican and Democrat release letters previously sent to Defense secretary requesting details and legal rationale.

A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order Friday that would compel the government to distribute food stamp benefits for November.

Trump set off a debate in Congress by saying the Constitution is "pretty clear" in barring a third term, but his MAGA allies have a "plan."

While the Senate continues to be deadlocked over the shutdown, the House has not been in session since Sept. 19.

Jason Dick and Sean Carswell discuss Thomas Pynchon’s novel “Vineland,” how it leads to Paul Thomas Anderson’s movie “One Battle After Another,” the conversation those two works have about American culture and politics, as well as the 1960s left, the Nixonian right, Reaganism, the drug war, Trumpism and, for good…

Trump called for Senate Republicans to end the shutdown by using the so-called "nuclear option" to eliminate the legislative filibuster.

The partial government shutdown is on track to become the longest ever as the Senate headed home Thursday with no funding deal in sight.

Two weeks ago, OMB announced a pause of $11 billion in Army Corps of Engineers funding. The list of projects targeted remains a mystery.

The Biden administration in 2022 finalized a record of decision that would close off 11 million acres in the reserve to oil and gas leasing.