US military modernization in danger of ‘stalling out’: Army secretary
The two-year budget deal can help the Army maintain its edge against any foe.
Student debt: Who is paying the most?
December is quickly encroaching, signifying the first time 2019 college graduates will begin paying back student loans, six months from graduation.
Trump can begin steps to pull US out of Paris climate deal
For more than two years President Donald Trump has talked about pulling the United States out of the landmark Paris climate agreement . Starting Monday he finally can do something about it.
'Something doesn't fit' in Jeffrey Epstein death: New York City Mayor
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has questions surrounding the death of financier Jeffrey Epstein, which was ruled a suicide.
UN climate chief says exploring options for hosting climate talks after Chile withdraws
The United Nation’s climate chief said the secretariat is exploring a range of options for hosting this year’s round of climate talks in December after Chile withdrew from hosting.
Navy SEAL who posed with corpse to lose up to $200K in retirement funds
Edward Gallagher will have his rank reduced from chief petty officer to 1st class petty officer.
Lawmaker wants to crack down on Martian-themed parties, zombie apocalypse prep
The SWAG Act attempts to limit what many consider wasteful governmental spending.
Varney: Democrats know exactly how to kill the economy
The American economy is prosperous, but Democrats seem hell-bent on killing it.
Doug Badger: A major threat to our economy -- health care spending
America’s fiscal crisis, in short, is a health care spending crisis.
Air Force's mystery space plane completes 2-year mission
The Air Force is mum about what the plane did in orbit after launching aboard a SpaceX rocket in 2017.
Amazon may seek cloud rematch with Microsoft and the Pentagon
Amazon could challenge its loss of $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract
New York City taxpayers funded security detail for mayor's son's Yale trips: Report
De Blasio, who is fresh off his failed bid for Democratic candidate for president, ordered the NYPD members of his security unit to cart his son, Dante, to and from Yale University at least seven times during his first year in college.
Washington: Will proposed gun tax put sellers out of business?
Tacoma, Washington is slated to join the handful of U.S. cities who have imposed high taxes on gun sales -- if the city council votes in favor Tuesday.
Government deficit soars to $984B, highest in years: Treasury
The government budget deficit approached $1 trillion for the year but fell short of the predicted amount, according to the U.S. Treasury Department.
China says Mike Pence's speech 'full of prejudice and lies'
Vice President Mike Pence criticized China for its handling of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong and treatment of religious minorities.
Warren campaign office in New Hampshire broken into
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign says its headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire, was broken into, along with other offices in the same building.
Small deals in Chicago teachers strike fail to return 300K students to school
Mayor Lori Lightfoot told the City Council that no money is available beyond the billions already committed for Chicago Public Schools.
Official: Solving wild horse problem will take $5B, 15 years
It will take $5 billion and 15 years to get an overpopulation of wild horses under control on federal lands across the West, the acting head of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management said.
US opioid crisis prompts Melania Trump's first solo trip to Capitol Hill
Melania Trump made her only solo trip to Capitol Hill so far to thank Congress for passing the bipartisan SUPPORT Act a year ago.
Tech husband of Serena Williams fights for paid family leave
Ohanian's wife almost died giving birth - and he says paid parental leave was crucial in caring for his family.



















