By Amanda Hernández, Stateline.org For years, state lawmakers have taken the lead on regulating kratom — the controversial herbal supplement used for pain relief, anxiety…
Posts published in “News”
By Madison Czopek, KFF Health News For parents of school-aged children, the fall to-do list can seem ever-growing. Buy school supplies. Fill out endless school…
By Julie Appleby, KFF Health News People thinking about starting a business or retiring early — before they’re old enough for Medicare — may want…
By Christine Mai-Duc, KFF Health News Jacob Sweidan has seen his patients through the federal immigration raids of the 1990s, a sitting governor’s call to…
By WILL WEISSERT and MICHELLE L. PRICE WASHINGTON (AP) — With National Guard troops in the streets and federal agents at the door of his…
By MELISSA GOLDIN After the Trump administration announced Thursday that it is reviewing the valid visas of more than 55 million people, social media users…
By GRAHAM LEE BREWER Just days ahead of the 70th anniversary of his killing, the federal government made public thousands of pages of records Friday…
By DARANEE BALACHANDAR, LIZZY ALSPACH, CAT MURPHY and AIDAN HUGHES / Howard Center for Investigative Journalism When a BNSF freight train carrying six cars of…
By GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — The oldest surviving place of worship for Muslims in the United States is a white clapboard building…
By MICHELLE L. PRICE, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday said Chicago will likely be the next target of his efforts…
By KONSTANTIN TOROPIN and MARY CLARE JALONICK WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired a general whose agency’s initial intelligence assessment of damage to Iranian…
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said that Intel has agreed to give the U.S. government a 10% stake in its business. Speaking with reporters…