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The New York Times’ Mike McIntire discusses how gun companies and the NRA are expanding the Second Amendment’s reach.

As U.S. service member casualties from Iranian attacks rose, the Pentagon altered its casualty reporting methods.

Suspect in custody after Seattle food festival shooting leaves 3 dead, 4 injured on Sunday.

This week, the federal government will release new water allocation rules for the seven states sharing the Colorado River.

An advisory council with Trump allies voted to relax a historic preservation law, risking harm to sites nationwide.

Wildfires have scorched 4 million acres in the U.S. All firefighting resources are deployed, with international aid needed.

The annual White House Correspondents’ dinner, delayed due to an April 25 shooting, was held Friday night.

The DOJ offers $3B to state and local police to aid ICE in immigration enforcement, boosting deportation efforts.

The World Cup is over! Despondent Americans face Reflecting Pool Derangement Syndrome—here’s a quiz.

Matt Damon stars as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan’s new film, inspiring teachers to use it in their classrooms.

“Wholesome eating is central to the Trump administration’s health efforts, yet SNAP-Ed’s end mystifies experts.”

Farmers in some states now adapt to the Farm Bill changes, closing a loophole for growing hemp for THC products.