President Donald Trump has revived one of the most bizarre false claims from his first presidency and his 2024 campaign: an assertion that Americans are required to show identification to buy groceries.

America has a lifeline against hunger: ultra-processed foods. Millions of the poorest Americans are stuck in food-stamp limbo. They still do not know when their benefits will arrive—or if they will at all.

Federal agents arrest 146 illegal immigrant truck drivers in Indiana crackdown following deadly crashes across America. Industry executives blame foreign companies.

Public support remains strong for extending the Obamacare tax credits, which have been central to the U.S. government shutdown due to disagreements over their inclusion in funding packages, according to a new poll from research firm KFF.

A plurality of Republicans say tariffs have "no real impact" on their family's financial situation (39%) while a 46% plurality says they hurt the countries the U.S. imposes tariffs on and a 35% plurality of Republicans say tariffs worsen inflation in the country.

"It's the most staggering level of gaslighting we have ever seen in American politics,” Johnson said of media outlets criticizing the GOP amid the shutdown.

The lack of internet access in the United States is particularly pronounced in rural, southern areas with higher Black populations, researchers said Wednesday amid a battle in Congress over how to close the digital divide.

First-time homebuyers in the U.S. are fewer and older than they were in previous decades, a new report by NAR shows.

The results will dictate the leadership of two states, as well as America’s largest city. And they will offer both Republicans and Democrats a crucial gauge of strength before next year’s midterms. This evening, I have a brief rundown of what to watch for as the night progresses:

The preliminary results of a Commerce Department anti-“dumping” probe assigned a 92% levy on 13 Italian pasta exporters.

Americans are more optimistic about how the country is dealing with the problem of illegal drugs than in the past, Gallup said Wednesday.