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Yellen cites optimism in economic speech at Ford EV plant
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen was on a Ford factory floor Thursday making the case for President Joe Biden's economic agenda.
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen was on a Ford factory floor Thursday making the case for President Joe Biden's economic agenda.
The Biden administration released its finalized immigration policy Thursday on the so-called “public charge” criteria for green card applicants.
The SEC's mandate for universal proxy cards is expected to spice up elections for board directors, possibly giving activists more influence.
Nearly 650 geographic features will be renamed to remove a slur after the Board on Geographic Names voted on final replacements.
A package of $2.8 billion in weapons transfers to Eastern Europe includes $675 million in drawdowns from U.S. stockpiles for Ukraine.
The DOJ asked a federal judge to halt part of her order to allow a special master to screen documents seized from Trump’s private club.
Deported veterans returned under a Biden administration initiative are living under a temporary immigration status that expires after a year.
Navigating the evenly divided Senate to get 60 votes to advance the bill will likely require talks on pandemic funding and other issues.
The judge singled out the drug PrEP and also called into question mandatory coverage of all preventive health care services.
The cuts are the result of a 2020 decision to increase payments for underpaid services like primary care and maternal health.
The overhaul by Congress for the electric-vehicle tax credit may ultimately benefit too few consumers, allies and others say.
The FCC finds that mobile carriers have widely divergent practices on data, prompting privacy advocates to urge a common standard.
Administration unveils strategy for chip spending as Biden and Senate candidate Tim Ryan plan to attend Intel groundbreaking in Ohio.
Lawmakers will wrestle with a White House request for $47.1 billion in emergency funds and the need to avert a partial government shutdown.
The Biden administration is seeking tens of billions of dollars in emergency funds as part of the upcoming short-term spending bill.
Planned Parenthood officials predict that those seeking abortions will drive up demand for the procedure in states where it remains legal.
The Biden administration announced Thursday it would refocus its efforts to resettle vulnerable Afghans in the United States.
A bipartisan pair of senators raised concerns about work permit delays at USCIS that they say has hurt Ukrainian refugees.
House Democratic leaders are working on a plan to take up a temporary spending bill that would extend current funding levels through Dec. 16.
Moderna’s shot will be available to adults 18 and older, and Pfizer’s will be available to individuals 12 and older.