119th Congress Ends with Historic Low in Law Passage
119th Congress concludes, having enacted fewer laws than any two-year session in over 50 years.
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October 2026
US Nears 4,000 Measles Cases in 2026, Almost Double 2025’s Total
US measles cases near 4,000 in 2026, a shocking increase from previous years. Pennsylvania emerges as the nation's…
Economy Positioned as Central Issue in Australia’s 2028 Federal Elections
Australian economy central to federal elections as Labor faces rising inflation and interest rates.…
25 Million Trump Accounts Could Be Funded by Mid-October: IRS CEO
IRS Chief, Frank Bisignano, reveals that up to 25 million Trump Accounts could be funded by mid-October, benefiting millions of U.S children.
CMS Confirms Part B Drug Pricing Alignment with Global Rates
CMS finalizes new drug payment model, GLOBE, aiming to lower prescription drug prices. It targets certain drugs…
Grab the $19 Pelvic Floor Device Before Prime Day
\'Feel the burn\': Affordable Pelvic Floor Trainer before Amazon Prime Day…
Q&A With Saba Shatara, State Tax Partner at Reed Smith
Tax expert Saba Shatara discusses the challenges and changes in the field, emphasizing the role of AI and the importance of human expertise.
Ohio Woman Sues Hospital for Allegedly Amputating Wrong Leg
Ohio woman sues hospital after doctors allegedly amputate wrong leg during a scheduled operation, making her a…
Ahmad al-Sharaa Leads New Syrian Government After Ousting Assad in 2024
New Syrian government, under the leadership of Ahmad al-Sharaa, assumed power in late 2024, replacing Bashar Assad.…
Court Reversal May Grant Arizona, Hopi $181M in Solar Funds
Arizona and the Hopi Tribe may reclaim $181M for solar projects after judges ruled the cancellation of grants by the Trump administration was unlawful.