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The White House rolled back trade duties on select Canadian goods, altering supply chain costs as political pressures mount before nationwide voting.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu authorizes festive payout and ₹10,000 back pay for state employees ahead of Diwali celebrations.
The chipmaker obtained a one-year regulatory exemption after ambiguous federal restrictions on foreign-made automated vehicles threatened factory floors.
New federal price ceilings take effect next month after judicial findings condemned pharmacy profit margins as extortion.
Nvidia, Anthropic, and OpenAI spent a combined $5.8 million in the third quarter to influence federal policy and export rules.
Minnesota representative cites public exposure of her home and persistent safety concerns for her family.
Senate Majority Leader calls on regulators to dismiss a petition permitting automated campaign calls.
The former president criticized a federal search targeting the Democratic congresswoman as political intimidation.
Lawmakers in Mogadishu take up major financial reforms alongside international anti-narcotics treaty oversight.
Justices will review longstanding federal restrictions prohibiting the production of spirits for personal use.
Justices agree to hear a legal challenge to long-standing federal prohibitions on personal spirits production.
Judges decline a request to postpone the repayment schedule following a decision from the high court.
The justices ruled in favor of policy limits placed on public statements made by immigration judges.
Attorneys condemn government action against the Minnesota lawmaker as unjustified and legally invalid.
Legal observers monitor the fallout from a major judicial decision on Temporary Protected Status.
Reports point to escalating grassroots political friction confronting leadership across the country.
Election administrators confront external cyber operations and AI deception amid frayed coordination with Washington.
An athlete connected to a Washington controversy emerges as an unexpected focal point in national political sparring.
Australian lawmaker Helen Haines was struck by a vehicle in an incident described by the prime minister as intentional.