They say it runs counter to U.S. law barring imports of energy until Russia ends its aggression against Ukraine.

Seven senators from both parties say the move conflicts with a 2022 law banning Russian energy imports and urge the administration to reverse its decision.

US intelligence officials who witnessed a bizarre parade of orange orbs — including smaller objects that allegedly emerged from a giant “mothership” orb — could be called to testify

Rising living costs are emerging as a key issue ahead of the November 3 US midterms. With polling showing widespread concern over affordability, Democrats are seeking to turn economic frustration into gains in Republican-held districts.

The public is exhausted, and rightfully so. We are witnessing a systemic failure of our federal government, driven by a legislature that has entirely abandoned its primary duty. Instead of focusing on the tangible,

Congress may scrap the nickel as we know it after officially killing off the penny, according to a report. The federal government stopped minting pennies after more than 200 years because they cost three times more to make than they are worth.

Chew, a Navy veteran and the founder and former CEO of an engineering firm, has spent more than $1 million of his own money in his bid as a Forward Party candidate to unseat the Democratic incumbent.

A tariff-timed Hyperliquid bet pulls Crypto.com and PredictIt into Congress' prediction market insider trading probe.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, major airlines, aviation unions and other groups on Monday urged Congress to quickly approve another $30 billion for air traffic control towers, software ‌and digital upgrades as well as improvement of airport facilities.

By Courtney Rozen and Jason Lange WASHINGTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Most US voters think President Donald Trump's administration and Congress are not taking the risks of AI seriously enough and want the government to write new regulations for the technology,