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Households will pay more for energy because of federal policy changes, think tank says

Households will pay more for energy because of federal policy changes, think tank says

Households in the contiguous United States will pay thousands of dollars more for energy through 2040 because of federal policy changes since President Donald Trump returned to office, such as canceling new clean energy projects

Households will pay more for energy because of Trump's policy changes, think tank says

Households will pay more for energy because of Trump's policy changes, think tank says

Households in the contiguous United States will pay thousands of dollars more for energy through 2040 because of federal policy changes since President Donald Trump returned to office

The Latest: Trump hits the campaign trail, kicking off blitz before midterms

The Latest: Trump hits the campaign trail, kicking off blitz before midterms

President Donald Trump is hitting the campaign trail in heavily Republican areas to shore up lagging enthusiasm in their party ahead of next month’s midterm elections

Judge restores court-appointed top US prosecutor fired by Trump in Seattle

Judge restores court-appointed top US prosecutor fired by Trump in Seattle

By Mike Scarcella and Nate Raymond WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Thursday to reinstate a court-appointed federal prosecutor in Seattle whom President Donald Trump fired less than an hour after his appointment.

See where Trump's $90 checks to 20 million seniors are going

See where Trump's $90 checks to 20 million seniors are going

President Trump said he plans to send $90 check to more than 20 million seniors this month. See how much money is going to midterm battlegrounds.

What to know about the investigation into Cornell University gang rape allegations

What to know about the investigation into Cornell University gang rape allegations

Intense public outcry over a woman’s account of being gang-raped at Cornell University has prompted New York’s governor to angrily yank control of the investigation away from the local prosecutor who didn’t initially see what happened as a crime

Hochul slams Cornell police, DA over 'deeply flawed' rape investigation

Hochul slams Cornell police, DA over 'deeply flawed' rape investigation

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she was 'deeply disturbed' by how Cornell police handled the allegations of a gang rape at a frat house in 2024.

NY governor appoints special prosecutor to oversee investigation of alleged gang rape at Cornell

NY governor appoints special prosecutor to oversee investigation of alleged gang rape at Cornell

New York’s governor has appointed a special prosecutor to oversee an investigation into a woman’s allegations that she was raped at a Cornell University fraternity house, saying she had lost faith in the local district attorney’s ability to handle the case

Judge overturns Trump's decision to fire court-appointed US attorney in Seattle

Judge overturns Trump's decision to fire court-appointed US attorney in Seattle

A judge has overturned President Donald Trump’s decision to fire the court-appointed top U.S. prosecutor in Seattle

The Cornell case, explained

The Cornell case, explained

A timeline of how a student went ignored at Cornell.

Trump Administration's $810 Million Budget Cancellation Faces Federal Law Violation Claim

Trump Administration's $810 Million Budget Cancellation Faces Federal Law Violation Claim

The Trump administration is moving to cancel $810 million in funds previously approved by Congress for health, education, and other programs. Over $567 million of this amount is specifically allocated for refugee and entrant assistance. The White House asserts that these funds are no longer necessary. However, Congress's nonpartisan watchdog has stated that the administration's method for canceling these funds violates federal budget law. This action comes amidst broader concerns about youth violence and school absenteeism in New York, though the budget cancellation is a separate federal issue. The administration's attempt to rescind these congressionally approved funds without following proper legal procedures has drawn scrutiny from oversight bodies.

Second judge blocks Trump's $100,000 fee for new H-1B worker visas

Second judge blocks Trump's $100,000 fee for new H-1B worker visas

By Daniel Wiessner Sept 30 (Reuters) - A second federal judge on Wednesday blocked an unprecedented $100,000 fee that US President Donald Trump has imposed on new H-1B visas for highly skilled foreign workers.