Some Social Security beneficiaries will be getting higher benefit payments this month as a recently-passed law kicks in for public sector workers whose benefits had been reduced in the past.

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Trump has tasked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem to recommend whether he should allow active-duty forces in domestic law enforcement. A Maryland ...

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If Democrats don't join Republicans in supporting reforms to entitlement programs, those programs could "blow up," Senator Tommy Tuberville said.

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