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Oz Leads White House Briefing After Trump Administration Unveils New Medicaid Work Requirements
The final rule would require most able-bodied adult beneficiaries ages 19 to 64 to verify employment, community service or work program participation to maintain coverage.
Iowa Primary Sets Stage for Competitive Senate, Governor Races This Fall
Democratic nominee Josh Turek will face Republican Ashley Hinson for the open Ernst seat as Republicans remain divided in their gubernatorial primary.
Hunter Biden Addresses White House Cocaine Mystery, Says He Was Never Suspect
President Trump's son posts videos marking seven years of sobriety while defending himself against online accusations about the 2023 discovery.
House Republican Vows to Force Vote on Bill Blocking Anti-Weaponization Fund Despite DOJ Statement
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick is working with a Democratic colleague and considering a discharge petition that would need 218 signatures to bring the measure to the floor.
Rubio, Blanche Face Senate Panels Amid Iran Deal Uncertainty, $1.8 Billion IRS Fund Questions
Secretary of State testifies on stalled Middle East negotiations while Acting AG answers questions about suspended settlement fund drawing skepticism from lawmakers.
LA Business Leader Says Crime, Wildfire Fallout Fueling Pratt Surge as Voters Seek Change: 'People Are Angry'
Former Santa Monica City Council candidate John Putnam points to business climate concerns and public safety issues as voters express discontent with current leadership.
New Mexico Voters Choose Party Nominees for Governor as Revenue Soars From Oil Boom
Former U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland faces Albuquerque DA Sam Bregman in Democratic primary, while three Republicans compete in the state's semi-open gubernatorial contest.
Mills Reminds Maine Voters She's Still on Ballot Amid Platner Sexting Reports
The Democratic Senate primary is scheduled for June 9, with both candidates facing different controversies heading into the election.
New Jersey Voters Look for Answers About Tom Kean Jr.'s Prolonged Absence From Congress
The Republican congressman has missed more than 100 House votes over nearly three months as Democrats position themselves to contest his seat in November.
Controversy Swirls Around Maine Senate Candidate's Explicit Texts
NBC Politics reports that a candidate in Maine's Senate race is facing scrutiny over personal communications, with details still emerging.