A key U.S. government entity found allegations, backed by legal representation that is beyond reproach, of a cover-up with potentially profound implications to be “credible.” 

BestReviews is reader-supported and may earn an affiliate commission. Details. Wildfires lead to widespread damage and billions of dollars in suppression costs yearly. Per the National Interagency Fire Center, over $4 billion was spent suppressing wildfires in 2021, roughly twice as much as the previous year. Aside from property damage and the inherent dangers associated with large-scale...

"Is this amendment intended to be an anti-gay, anti-trans bill that's targeting these most vulnerable children?" asked Rep. Joe Miller (D-Amherst). "Because, it's lining up to look at lot like the anti-gay bills that are going around the country right now."

Mitchell Taebel, 36, of Long Beach, entered a not guilty plea Tuesday on the charges of stalking by threatening serious injury or death, intimidation, invasion of privacy and harassment.

The pennies were found in a crawlspace way back in the basement of the home last year while the family was cleaning out the home that once belonged to John's father-in-law, Fritz.

Editor’s note: The Hill’s Morning Report is our daily newsletter that dives deep into Washington’s agenda. To subscribe, click here or fill out the box below. The government made history on Thursday and potentially upended the political landscape by charging former President Trump following a seven-month probe of his handling of classified records after leaving...

More than half of America’s youngest adults, Generation Z, consider themselves aligned with the FIRE early-retirement movement. Yet, many in that generation have no money saved for retirement. Fifty-three percent of zoomers say they are part of the Financial Investment, Retire Early (FIRE) movement, which advocates intense savings and investment toward a goal of retiring...

Legislative analysts warned that New Mexico’s historic revenues will one day dry out. Lawmakers may have to cut some of its social programs which were expanded from the revenue boom.

The SPLC has faced a long history of allegations of discrimination while it simultaneously purports to be a "catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond."