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Rep. Stivers will be quitting the House on May 16, moving to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce as CEO and President. No reason was given for his departure.

Donald Trump reiterated Monday that his platform was the way forward for the GOP, and those that weren't on board would face consequences.

Indiana's ostensibly strong gun control laws didn't stop the FedEx massacre. Indiana's legislature makes fixing that difficult.

Trump-era restrictions on the use of consent decrees have ben revoked, delivering a powerful tool to federal investigators.

A statement from the Treasury Department branded a Paul Manafort associate a "known Russian Intelligence Services agent."

The shooter took his own life when police entered the building. Five others were injured, one critically. It's the third mass shooting this year in Indianapolis.

The embattled congresswoman has had a lower profile in recent weeks, but seems to want back into the limelight. "Let’s do this for the people."

A study involving a Colorado school district showed teens got more sleep if school starts later in the morning.

In a final letter before stepping down as Amazon's CEO, Bezos said the company needed to do more for its workers in light of recent scandals.

While some have tried to temper expectations, most economists are expecting "gangbuster" numbers from March's retail sales.

A two-page published Wednesday turned the focus on corporations and their influence on recent voting laws.

Lara Trump stands well ahead of potential rivals despite not even committing to run. That's left other Republicans in campaign limbo.

New numbers from Bankrate show that checks are both important and fleeting, with most consumers forced to spend them on necessities.

With the end of stimulus checks on the horizon, some recipients are getting an unexpected boost from so-called "plus-up payments."

While prices are on the rise after the delivery of stimulus checks, Federal Reserve officials said they remain within acceptable limits.

“If we break the May 1 deadline negotiated by the previous administration with no clear plan to exit, we will be back at war with the Taliban, and that was not something President Biden believed was in the national interest," a source told the Washington Post.

It is not yet known how many have been shot or if anybody was killed. The school has been secured, and students sent home to their families.

The most recent tax returns will give some the chance to settle accounts with the IRS and receive either money or an explanation for its absence.

Both Andrew Clyde and Louie Gohmert racked up thousands of dollars in fines for avoiding metal detectors. They say it's unconstitutional.

At least 20 businesses were broken into as clashes between protestors and police escalated.

The drug company's statement comes as European medical agencies are investigating four patients who developed severe clotting after vaccination.

The vote was lost by labor organizers, who have found evidence of everything from changing traffic lights to potentially illegal ballot drop boxes.

Costco's food courts and sample stations are moving toward full operation after a pandemic shutdown.

The right-leaning network continues scooping up former Trump officials, the second since former press secretary Kayleigh McEnany joined to co-host "Outnumbered."

The National Intelligence Council has outlined the five most likely outcomes, all of which contend with climate disaster, mass migration and political chaos.

A federal inquiry in allegations against Gaetz has expanded to a trip he made to the Bahamas with a marijuana entrepreneur and female escorts.

Crowds were so thick one person had to be airlifted to the hospital after a double ATV collision.

The IRS sent out a fourth wave of checks on Wednesday, going largely to underserved Social Security beneficiaries.

Amid a torrent of voter restrictions from conservative legislators, Kentucky is both expanding access and reinforcing election integrity.