CHICAGO, Sept 24 (Reuters) - A federal judge in Texas on Wednesday struck down a U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services rule on how states fund their share of Medicaid costs after finding that ...
Georgia, use flat-bottom ice cream cones and fill them half-full with cake batter. Then set them in a muffin tin to hold them ...
The pedestrian passage in Santa Rosa was approved in 2016, but the city and the train service remain deadlocked over ...
The Jennings Avenue crossing was approved in 2016 but nearly a decade later it has yet to be built as Santa Rosa and SMART ...
It is a familiar sight on our roads: a small group of teenagers on electric bikes, swerving through traffic, overtaking cars ...
Opinion column written by the OBA's Maurice Foley] It’s a familiar sight on our roads: a small group of teenagers on electric ...
U.S. Rep. April McClain Delaney and other Democratic officials held a phone conference town hall Tuesday to answer questions from residents of Maryland’s 6th Congressional District about the current ...
The Michigan road funding plan is based on redirecting corporate income taxes, drawing on a new marijuana tax and replacing ...
Within just a matter of a day, LeBron James went from being one of the most watched athletes in the world to becoming the ...
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Trump returns to the U.S.; administration asks Supreme Court to let president fire Fed board member
In Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser and other city officials testified before the House Oversight Committee about crime in the nation's capital and oversight of the district.
The ASX eked out a lunchtime gain as copper stocks roared, and Liontown reminded investors lithium’s still stuck in the mud.
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