Trump administration admits 'administrative error' in deporting Maryland man to El Salvador
NBC News Senior Homeland Security Correspondent Julia Ainsley explains how a man who is in the U.S. legally was deported to ...
S&P 500 closes higher to start new quarter as traders await Trump's tariff rollout
Another sour reading on the economy Tuesday due to the threat of tariffs, with the Institute for Supply Management ...
Mass layoffs hit the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
Hundreds of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) employees waited on line to find out if they still had a job.
Sen. Booker gets emotional reading Parkinson's story
During his marathon filibuster, Senator Cory Booker read aloud a letter from a voter diagnosed with Parkinson's disease — ...
Texas officials rescue alleged human smuggler
A man accused of trying to smuggle six undocumented immigrants across the U.S.-Mexico border crashed into a canal in Texas ...
The federal government is phasing out paper checks. Here's who will be affected.
Many Americans have moved away from writing personal checks since the Covid pandemic as they embrace contactless and digital ...
Meta's head of AI research announces departure
Her departure comes at a challenging time for Meta as the company invests billions of dollars to become the market leader ...
GOP lawmakers sink Speaker Johnson's effort to block remote voting push for new parents
Nine Republicans joined with all Democrats to vote against a procedural rule to advance a package of GOP-led bills over the ...
HHS workers line up to learn employment status
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Maui doctor receives restraining order after allegedly attempting to murder wife
A judge ordered Gerhardt Konig to stay away from his wife and children after the doctor allegedly attempted to kill her on a ...
Trump administration live updates: Voters head to the polls in Florida and Wisconsin; new 'deferred resignation' effort begins
Live updates and the latest news as Florida holds House special election, Wisconsin votes in the state Supreme Court race and ...
Widespread job cuts begin at health agencies
The layoffs are the latest indication of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s drastic effort to completely remake the nation’s public health infrastructure.