Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is scrambling to break the impasse over the push to allow proxy voting for new parents, as the ...

The state Local Government Commission has approved the funding requests pf three Triad communities, including for upgrades ...

He will kiss the ring of any Terrapin he deems a person of honor, whether Brenda Frese, Gary Williams or the polo-wearing team photographer who mostly works in the background. And he will praise the ...

Four-story structure survived the Civil War, Petersburg's most destructive fire in 1815, Virginia's most most powerful tornado in 1993 ...

Afghanistan-born footballer Nadia Nadim says she wants to represent women "who don't have access and a voice" when she takes part in this year's Soccer Aid. Nadim fled Afghanistan for Europe with ...

WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The Trump administration has prepared a proposal to overhaul the structure of how Washington distributes billions of dollars of foreign aid, according to an ...

A popular ‘90s rock band just stomped on fans’ hopes for a full reunion. Frogstomped, that is. Silverchair is reuniting to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their 1995 debut album ...

What’s new in Alabama bill Newly unveiled Alabama gambling plan includes lottery, sports betting, electronic games at 6 sites Alabama’s grocery tax cut: A ‘cosmetic Band-Aid’ without city ...

Some Trump administration officials have crafted a proposal to restructure the U.S. international aid and development architecture, making it leaner, more focused and better positioned to take on ...

Florida drivers would have to attach license plates on the front of their vehicles that would match the plates already required on the rear, under a proposal moving forward in the Senate.

Attached to the lawsuit are screenshots from the unreleased Front Mission 2089: Borderscape, which Square Enix uses to compare to Mecharashi. You can see an example of the comparisons below.

Until recently, it funded health and humanitarian aid programs in more than 130 countries. Despite the administration’s claim of cost-cutting, USAID was a relatively small and economical operation.