If you are one of the millions holding your breath over student debt, the news just went from bad to worse.
Affordable housing is suddenly popular in Washington, while progressives in New York just swept their primaries. It’s almost like people actually want a place to live.
Turns out some places meant to help are essentially playing doctor with life-threatening medical issues.
Because the border was apparently just the beginning of the map for federal authorities.
Just when we thought we could finally drive across the border without getting stuck in 1950s traffic, Donald Trump decides a shiny new bridge is his next target.
Well, that was a quick breather. The ink on the geopolitical "peace" napkin isn't even dry, and the U.S. and Iran are already back to doing what they do best: blowing things up.
Rescue crews are scrambling through the debris as the window for survivors rapidly slams shut.
So much for that fragile peace agreement—Iran just turned the dial up to eleven.
In a shock twist, the U.S. House and Senate stopped fighting long enough to pass a major housing reform bill that might actually do something.
Lawmakers are feeling chatty about war powers, but the message comes with a giant asterisk.
The Department of Energy just dropped a massive loan package to jumpstart a nuclear revival under the Trump administration.
Politics is officially off the rails because someone suggested a massive bill for a country that is usually on the other end of the sanctions stick.