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Ala. (WIAT) – According to Feeding America, 17.8% of Alabamians face hunger. That equates to more than 900,000 people

Following House and Senate passage of separate continuing resolutions to keep the federal government funded, the U.S. Travel Association, Airlines for America (A4A) and the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) today sent ajoint letterurging congressional leaders to quickly resolve the differences between the two measures and enact a stopgap funding bill before the September…

Three members of Congress told Major League Baseball and the players union Monday, Aug. 10 to stop letting players appear in sportsbook marketing

Congress has held more than a dozen hearings about college sports since 2020. The NCAA and the former Power 5 conferences have combined to spend more than $15 million on lobbyists. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said last month he’s been to Washington, D.C., 21 times in his three-plus years on the job

TMZ made a name for itself with scoops on Hollywood celebrities but is now turning its lens on members of Congress. Gabriel Bouys/AFP

OpenAI is dominating the first visible wave of artificial intelligence spending inside Congress

World leaders, President Donald Trump and officials in Washington will pay their respects Tuesday to Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died suddenly at age 71 this month and was one of the most prominent and influential lawmakers on Capitol Hill

The refusal to meet a visiting delegation during a recent fact-finding trip signals China’s new approach to tech diplomacy, observers say

Last month, a federal judge blocked the Education Department from implementing new caps on certain types of student loans — a provision tied to the “One Big Beautiful Bill.”

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