Epstein files: When will they be released?
The files must be released within 30 days, with some redactions allowed for ongoing investigations.
More SNAP recipients face work requirements: What to know
The Trump administration waived the new work requirements from his big spending bill for SNAP recipients in November, but they kick in for more adults in December. Here’s what to know.
Trump administration plans to dismantle parts of Education Department. What it means for student loans
Some of the Education Department’s responsibilities will now shift to other federal agencies as part of a new agreement.
Tom Steyer announces run for California governor
Billionaire activist Tom Steyer announced Wednesday that he is running for California governor.
Florida lawmakers renew debate over lowering firearm age to 18
Florida lawmakers are once again debating whether 18-year-olds should be allowed to buy rifles and other long guns in the state.
Epstein files bill clears Senate, sent to Trump for signature
The House and Senate have both approved a bill requiring the release of Epstein files, sending the measure to Trump despite his earlier opposition.
Epstein files vote: Here's who voted against releasing the Epstein files
Both the House and the Senate passed the bill on Tuesday and will head to President Donald Trump's desk for his signature.
Federal court blocks Texas from using new congressional map
A federal court blocked Texas on Tuesday from using a recently passed congressional map.
Congressman Gimenez: Maduro is a threat to the safety and security of the US
In an interview with LiveNOW Digital Journalist Christy Matino, Congressional representative Carlos Gimenez (R-FL) says Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is a threat to the safety of the United States.
Medicare premium hike for 2026 will cut heavily into COLA
Medicare premiums are increasing again in 2026 in a jump that far outpaces both inflation and Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment.
Florida father sent back to prison under law that no longer exists
Robert Woodall fired what he calls warning shots into the ground during a fight more than 20 years ago. The bullet ricocheted and injured another man’s ankle.
Michigan man who shares same initials as JD Vance convicted of threatening to kill president, vice president
A Michigan man named JD Vance was sentenced for threatening to kill JD Vance.
Trump, FIFA President unveil plan to help 2026 World Cup fans get travel visas faster
As qualifying nations continue to secure their place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino met Monday at the White House, announcing a new "FIFA Pass" aimed at easing visa access for fans traveling to North America for the tournament.
Marjorie Taylor Greene reports threats, fake pizza deliveries after Trump breaks ties
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reports hoax deliveries and a pipe bomb threat after President Donald Trump labeled her a traitor.
Rev. Jesse Jackson in stable condition, not on life support, family says
The family of Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., says he is in stable condition and is breathing without the assistance of machines. And the family clarifies that he is not on life support.
All SNAP recipients must reapply for benefits: What we know
The Trump administration says everyone has to reapply for their SNAP benefits now that the government has reopened. Here's what we know.
Former Orlando Commissioner Regina Hill sues city, seeks to overturn Nov. 4 election
Former Orlando District 5 Councilwoman Regina Hill has filed a lawsuit against the City of Orlando challenging the Nov. 4 election she lost to Shan Rose.
2 out of 5 younger women want to leave US for good, poll finds
The poll also found that for a second year in a row, one in five Americans said they would like to leave the U.S. and move to another country permanently.
Trump election interference case: Prosecutor appoints self
Georgia Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council Director Peter Skandalakis appointed himself to lead the Trump election interference case after no other prosecutor accepted the role before a court deadline.
Trump administration's next immigration crackdown targets Charlotte
Federal officials could possibly send U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents into the city either this weekend or next week.