In a surprising move, the Trump administration has frozen the leases of several offshore wind farm projects, citing national security concerns. This decision threatens billions in investments and could impact energy reliability along the East Coast.
As Sudan grapples with a deadly civil war, Radio Dabanga remains the last independent news source for millions. With funding cuts threatening its survival, the station's role as a lifeline for Sudanese families has never been more critical.
Venezuela sends two unsanctioned oil tankers from its ports, escalating tensions with Trump. With millions of barrels at stake, the Caribbean faces a potential conflict. Is this Maduro's bold move or a risky gamble?
In a groundbreaking move, President Trump has forged agreements with major pharmaceutical companies to significantly lower drug prices for Americans, ensuring access to affordable medications for chronic conditions.
In a surprising turn, four centrist Republicans have teamed up with Democrats to force a House vote on extending pandemic-era health care subsidies, challenging party leadership and addressing rising insurance costs for millions.
With only days left, Congress may leave without extending ACA health insurance subsidies, potentially doubling or tripling premiums for millions. Bipartisan efforts stall as the deadline looms.
The House GOP's decision not to vote on extending ACA premium subsidies is stirring frustration among moderate Republicans, risking higher insurance costs for millions. With a looming deadline, GOP leaders face backlash over their health care strategy.
As Congress races against time, House Republicans present a new health care plan that could reshape coverage options, but will it satisfy critics and prevent rising costs for Americans?
In a significant move, the Senate has blocked a bill to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, risking a rise in health insurance premiums for millions. This decision follows a prolonged effort by Democrats to secure funding amid a historic government shutdown.
The U.S. Senate's rejection of healthcare proposals leaves 24 million Americans facing soaring insurance premiums. With Congress heading into recess, uncertainty looms for Obamacare participants as new costs approach.