Federal contractors face a strict deadline to strip race quotas, ending decades of set-asides and restoring merit-based bidding.

A pair of Florida fishermen argues that a rule severely limiting the number of grouper they can fish was unlawfully implemented.

Daily on Energy also takes a deep dive on a new critical minerals mining site set to be developed in Arizona, which is ...

The France-based contractor argued that state officials, not IDEMIA, were ultimately responsible for validating voter eligibility.

The EEOC did not explain why it reversed course, but withdrawing the subpoena does not end the agency's antisemitism investigation into Penn.

Election officials said the number is significantly higher than the roughly 200 voters normally flagged in regular voter roll maintenance.

The Democratic National Committee has almost finalized the nominating schedule for the 2028 presidential primary.

The governor said New Jersey would not reveal the personal information of nearly 6,600 people who were inadvertently added to voter rolls.

The number of U.S. troops killed in the war was 18, accounting for four deaths over the weekend, but now only 14 are counted on the site.

The Secret Service agent is reportedly suspected of leaking information to MS Now for a report on the vice president's travel habits and plans.

When asked by reporters on Capitol Hill, the Senate majority leader quipped that “somebody else ought to get on the phone and get the votes." ...

The U.S. has frozen roughly $24 billion in Iranian funds, and Trump has pledged that money will pay for ships damaged by Tehran.