Congress missed its first deadline in nearly 20 years to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, though intelligence agencies can likely continue surveillance operations under existing court certifications until 2027.

A federal judge cleared the way for UFC cage matches scheduled Sunday on the White House South Lawn, rejecting a Virginia lawsuit seeking to halt the event.

Federal officials released final rules requiring roughly 18.5 million Medicaid enrollees to prove they work or participate in job training starting January 2027 in most states.

Federal data shows approximately 18 veterans die by suicide daily in the United States, with firearms involved in roughly 13 of those deaths.

Deep Fission Inc. plans to raise more than $40 million through an initial public offering to fund its underground nuclear reactor pilot project in Parsons, Kansas.

Republican attorneys general and GOP lawmakers urge the EPA to regulate abortion medication mifepristone as a water contaminant, despite experts finding no evidence of environmental harm.

Minutes of the May 28, 2026, meeting of the Kiowa County, Colorado, Board of County Commissioners.

University of Texas researchers say chronic sleep deprivation in prisons and jails harms inmates' health and facility safety, but many disruptions could be prevented through policy changes.

Democratic gubernatorial candidates Michael Bennet and Phil Weiser face pressure to explain how they would confront Trump as governor, beyond their past opposition to his policies.

The Colorado State Shooting Association plans to sue over a new law requiring firearm dealers to keep detailed purchase records, arguing it violates Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches.