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Nebraska will become the first state to implement new work requirements for some people with Medicaid health insurance under a law President Donald Trump signed last year. Gov. Jim Pillen, a ...

The US government is launching an early career hiring and talent development program to bring more technology and artificial intelligence employees to the public sector, as part of the Trump ...

Some military exercises were also canceled because of border deployments. A report prepared by Democratic members of Congress says the Pentagon has diverted at least $2 billion of its own funds to ...

NORTH CHARLESTON — The city is preparing a list of priority infrastructure projects that could be funded through an extension of a countywide transportation sales tax, many with an emphasis on ...

Tech billionaires Michael and Susan Dell announced Tuesday that they are donating $6.25 billion to expand the reach of Trump accounts and allow more children to access the program, which was created ...

Once upon a time, IDEs focused on specific languages, like Visual Studio IDE for Microsoft C++ or IntelliJ IDEA for Java. But now there is a new wave of IDEs dedicated to agentic AI workflows. AWS ...

The deadline has passed for New Jersey residents to apply for property tax relief through the state’s ANCHOR program. While many people have received payment others are wondering "where's mine?" ...

The Trump administration is moving forward with distributing commodity program payments due to farmers this month and also plans to “resume Farm Service Agency core operations,” Agriculture Secretary ...

Gen. Bryan Fenton expressed thanks and gratitude to his fellow special operators Friday as he retired from a three-plus-decades-long career as an Army Special Forces officer. He last served as ...

When President Donald Trump proposed that American companies pay a $100,000 fee for each foreign employee they seek to hire, confusion and worry spread through the tech industry, which relies heavily ...