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The federal ethics office wants more information about 10 White House waivers given to staffers, amid questions about whether they violated federal rules....Read More

Oregon authorities on Friday identified a homeless man they say stole valuables from a man who was stabbed to death on a Portland commuter train last week....Read More

While a majority of Americans hold all branches of the military in high regard, the Air Force is most likely for people to recommend a loved one join....Read More

Teens seeking extra cash by mowing lawns in Gardendale, Ala., this summer will be required to have a $110 business license, a city ordinance states....Read More

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has given a water agency in Colorado’s Front Range the green light to build a large dam and reservoir....Read More

A group of leaders from U.S. cities, states and corporations are working to submit a plan to the United Nations to combat climate change....Read More

The U.S. economy produced 138,000 new jobs in May, the 80th consecutive month of job growth, Department of Labor data released Friday show....Read More

U.S. embassies have begun asking new visa applicants to disclose their social media accounts as part of a new questionnaire approved by the OMB....Read More

Google confirmed plans to introduce an ad-block tool on its new Chrome browser that will block offending ads from appearing in desktop and mobile Web searches....Read More

U.S. Service Service director is pleased how agents are dealing with “stress” of staffing shortages and special challenges of protecting President Donald Trump....Read More