President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. allegedly received P25 billion in “SOP” kickbacks from his requested P100 billion in insertions in the 2025 national budget, resigned Ako Bicol Rep. Elizaldy “Zaldy” Co ...

The government continues to reopen two days after the longest shutdown in history, with states reviving SNAP and airlines getting planes in place.

Broward leaders expressed their concerns with property tax reform, confusion over gun laws, and frustrations with law ...

"My understanding is the first paychecks will just be base pay, and then the agencies will go back in and do any overtime that's owed,” says Pennsylvania's national vice president with the American ...

North Carolina state lawmakers haven’t fully funded Medicaid, and the state has begun cutting what it pays doctors and hospitals to treat Medicaid patients. Now the political finger-pointing has begun ...

() - Departments and programs across Nevada, along with full SNAP benefits, have resumed after the end of the 43-day federal ...

As part of the agreed-upon budget, food stamps are funded through September 2026, but Agriculture Secretary Rollins says people may have to reapply.

Ryan Triplette, the executive director of the Coalition for Fair Software Licensing, said the ‘sheer force of will’ is improving federal software licenses.

President Trump makes a point of donating his salary, usually to a federal agency. They get $50k in non-taxable allowance, ...

Rep. Johnny Olszewski writes that his vote against the legislation to reopen the government was difficult but the correct ...

The national debt now stands at more than $38 trillion. The tariff revenue we rake in is just a drop in the bucket compared ...

The nation’s longest government shutdown ended Wednesday meaning SNAP can resume payments. Newsweek's live blog is closed.