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Proposed IRS rules could strip 501(c)(3) status from private K–12 schools and colleges, affecting up to 18,000 institutions and risking donor tax deductions.

A judge’s decision could determine whether a new USPS ballot‑screening system and federal ballot portal move forward — potentially changing how mail voting is processed before the midterms.

Federal false-statements charges were filed against an ICE officer after a Minneapolis shooting; such rare prosecutions could affect oversight, accountability and local enforcement practices.

Stops an election-year effort to narrow birthright citizenship, preventing immediate confusion over who is a citizen and who can vote.

About $800,000 in initial spending shows where Republican-aligned outside money is flowing, meaning more ads and pressure in key Senate and House battlegrounds.

The lawsuit challenges Congress’s power to compel testimony, a test of subpoena authority that could limit lawmakers’ ability to investigate and oversee matters that affect government accountability.

A proposed EPA rule could let states approve some data center air permits without public notice, speeding AI facility construction while reducing local input on pollution and backup-generator emissions.

An engine failure forced an emergency landing, raising safety and continuity-of-government concerns for cabinet travel.

Owners of used or crash-repaired cars should check inflators — counterfeit or substandard replacement parts linked to multiple deaths, including an Aug. 27 fatality in a 2018 Equinox.

House rejected GOP push to lock Supreme Court at nine justices, keeping Democrats’ court-reform options open and recording lawmakers’ positions ahead of the midterms.

Her passing ends a six-decade public voice on feminism and politics, prompting tributes and national reflection that may influence public conversation about rights and policy.

Downtown mass shooting left three dead, including the suspect, and wounded two police officers — a major public-safety event that could affect downtown safety, travel and emergency services.

A permanent fence would reduce public access to Lafayette Square, altering how tourists, protesters and nearby residents can visit and use the park beside the White House.

Rounds of severe storms threaten travel, outdoor plans and power across a densely populated Northeast corridor over Labor Day.

A senior Republican breaking with the White House signals deepening rifts over wartime decisions that could affect Pentagon leadership choices.

The Justice Department sided with OpenAI and Microsoft, a position that could influence how U.S. AI firms train models and how publishers protect content.

The NBA fined the Clippers $30 million, removed five future first-round picks and suspended owner Steve Ballmer, limiting the team’s future roster-building and competitiveness.

Trump says he’ll campaign in battlegrounds, a strategy that could influence close House and Senate contests and where funds are spent.

Fox Business’s morning lineup is changing, which could alter routine market coverage and morning viewing for investors and conservative audiences.