In today’s edition … Wisconsin may be central in the fight for the House … Florida Democrats look for any hope … We have a ...

Wisconsin Public Radio announced last week that 15 staff members would be laid off and the cancellation of four programs.

Over the next three weeks, a band of advocates in a bright green bus is traveling across the U.S. with a message aimed at ...

Ohio Rep. Marcy Kaptur is a top Republican target as she bids for a 23rd term next year and redistricting could give her a ...

Unauthorized immigrants are not eligible for traditional, federally funded Medicaid, which helps cover medical costs for low-income people. A 1996 welfare reform law signed by Democratic President ...

Broadband Development Congress in Shanghai highlighted the convergence of artificial intelligence and broadband ...

Funding for the Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) program is expected to start running out later this year due to unexpectedly ...

Wisconsin consistently receives fewer federal funds per capita than most other states. But federal spending cuts could have far-ranging impacts here in every corner of our state, where federal funds ...

This is for our farmers and ranchers who are working hard to feed America and other parts of the world,” Boebert said.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, House Speaker Mike Johnson and administration officials are pressing Republican lawmakers ...

Female drivers are more likely to be seriously injured in crashes, yet U.S. safety tests still rely on outdated dummies ...

The Secretary is committed to gold standard science as outlined in the President’s May 23, 2025 executive order. As a result, HHS is reviewing the science of risk and benefit of public health ...