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The 74-year-old actress took matters into her own hands after a fallen down tree blocked her driveway as the fires approached.

A Massachusetts man was arrested near the U.S. Capitol for plotting to assassinate high-ranking government officials, police say.

An email system test that occurred Jan. 23-27 is a point of contention for some government employees.

The Tenth Circuit found a state policy banning gender identity designations on birth certificates violates the U.S. Constitution.

Johnson said a ‘blueprint’ for the reconciliation plan would be released on the final day of the House GOP retreat, with plans to pass it by April.

The Chinese regime’s target campaign appears to have dialed up to another level over the past year.

Both were endorsed by President Donald Trump.

Most lawmakers who spoke to The Epoch Times expect and support a single bill. The House Freedom Caucus and the Senate want two.

Federal employees are being offered buyouts through a new ‘deferred resignation’ initiative, allowing them to resign while receiving pay until September.

The White House said the move would align spending with Trump’s agenda. Critics said it’s unconstitutional.

The tally to enact cloture on The Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act was 54–45, six votes short of the 60 votes needed.

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights publicizes its first notice of investigation under the new administration.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem promised to work closely with staff in keeping the American people ‘first and foremost.’

Opponents sued to stop the pause, saying it violates a 1974 law that protects funds already authorized by Congress.

Veterans regard false claims of service as demeaning to the uniform and the theft of millions in benefits from deserving former military members.

The president’s order aims to reverse Biden-era policies that fund so-called ‘gender-affirming care’ for individuals under 19 years old.