The 99-page bill reins in spending for the next two years and suspends the debt limit until January 2025.
President Joe Biden has signed the legislation that lifts the nation’s debt ceiling just two days before the deadline, thereby preventing a default on the federal government's debt.
H.R. 3746, the Fiscal Responsibility Act, which the president...
Scripps News talks with drug abuse experts and educators about why this emergency resource is joining their toolbox.
The 24-year-old mom shoplifted for about an hour, then dropped the stolen items when she saw her car engulfed in flames upon exiting the store.
The ruling was determined based on the First Amendment and freedom of speech.
These are the 10 most popular flags you will see during Pride celebrations in June.
Among non-LGBTQ+ people, a survey found 84% support equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community.
Researchers say they found that the widely used sweeteners containing sucralose are 'genotoxic' and could break up a person's DNA.
New research has found that sucralose, found in many widely used sugar substitute brands, is "genotoxic" and can break up DNA and also cause other issues in the human body.
The paper, published in the Journal of Toxicology, found that one of the...
Data from testing wastewater from New York residents shows that the detection rate is high for the COVID-19 virus.
New York is considering a bill that would seal the records of some former prisoners who are able to stay out of trouble after they've been released.
Orlena Nwokah Blanchard and Adjoa B. Asamoah are just a few of the women addressing race-based hair discrimination with the CROWN Act movement.
The 99-page bill reins in spending for the next two years and suspends the debt limit until January 2025.
Implementing this training is one way law enforcement agencies across the country can prevent fentanyl from killing more people.
He walked away with $50,000 and the Scripps National Spelling Bee trophy after beating over 200 spelling competitors.
Dev Shah, a 14-year-old from Largo, Florida, won the Scripps National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling the word "psammophile."
A railroad ministry spokesperson said one train derailed and then was hit by another train coming from the opposite direction.
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Only 5.6% of Swedes reported being smokers, according to the country's Public Health Agency.
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The Canadian government will require tobacco companies to place warning labels on individual cigarettes by 2025.
Each year, Pride for the Asia-Pacific region plays out on a large stage when people head to Sydney, Australia, for its Mardi Gras.
The case of the missing ruby red slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" highlights the difficulty of finding such treasured items when they're stolen.
He walked away with $50,000 and the Scripps National Spelling Bee trophy after beating over 200 spelling competitors.
Over 100,000 Ford SUVs were recalled after a safety board said front passengers could get frustrated trying to reach the seat belt.
Inflation, reduced child tax credit and SNAP reductions are combining to force Dollar General customers to utilize food banks, its CEO told investors.
As several traditional banks have failed this year, federal officials remind users of the risks associated with cash applications.
"It feels like a slap in the face," said a Kroger employee.
The gun unlocks only for an authorized user by incorporating built-in fingerprint and facial-recognition sensors — just like a smartphone.
Churchill Downs said its current horse card is suspended after an emergency meeting on horse deaths. Officials want to look at safety protocols.
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His sister will accept the star on his behalf.
Scripps News obtained nearly 4,000 pages of documents and spoke to Jeffrey Epstein's brother about what he calls a "cover-up."
| Maritsa Georgiou and Daniel Lathrop and Karen Rodriguez
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis finished visiting early voting states after announcing his candidacy for president — calling his mission "trench warfare."
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Some hospitals are having to ration supplies and delay patient treatment schedules.
The FDA says inorganic arsenic is associated with various health problems, including cancer, cardiovascular disease and developmental disabilities.
New CDC data shows record low birthrates for teens and young women, and a record high birthrate for women between 35 and 44 years old.
Base officials said hundreds of people, including veterans, dignitaries and military families, attended the redesignation ceremony.
Kroger wants dozens of bakery managers to return bonuses they received in March. It's the latest in a series of payroll mistakes.
Classified documents were found in former VP Mike Pence's Indiana home on two separate occasions, once in January and again in February.
Investigators say a Border Patrol nurse declined to read the file that said the 8-year-old had a heart condition and a rare blood disorder.
A region's popular architectural style is a factor that influences pricing.
Most new vehicles will have a recall or two in the first few years. But a new report lists some trouble-free brands with few recalls.
By some estimates, homeowners' insurance in Florida is set to increase by 66% in 2023.
Harris-Stowe State University's president was inspired by an eighth grader's dedication to attend his promotion ceremony.
What is your favorite doughnut?
Scripps News looked into why sharing food from another culture can bring people closer together.
Air New Zealand said the weigh-ins are being conducted for a survey that's required by the Civil Aviation Authority.
A new study looked at what might make a couple more likely to have separate bank accounts.
Many of the spots on Yelp's top 100 burger list serve a new spin on the classic ground beef patty.
With travel returning to pre-pandemic levels, this summer is expected to see its share of flight delays.
After the pandemic, more Americans have been buying essentials on credit.
The list is based on non-organic pesticide use data obtained from the USDA and FDA.
How Americans feel about investing in addressing crime and public safety can be crucial in electing government and local officials.
The woman remained at large for more than three months. Now she is in an isolated jail cell after refusing tuberculosis treatments.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness is addressing the difficulties the LGBTQ+ community faces in accessing mental health resources.
Endometriosis affects about 10% of women ages 15-44 and is considered one of the most common reproductive health concerns for women.
The FDA says semaglutide "mimics the GLP-1 hormone," which sends a signal to the brain that the person is full.
The attorney used ChatGPT to "supplement" his legal briefing, but the popular AI tool provided him with several cases that were completely made up.
Sharing some deepfake images in Minnesota could mean up to five years in prison and paying a hefty fine.
Scripps News spoke to several finalists about how they are feeling after making it this far.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will induct seven new members, including several artists not generally known as rock performers.
In the Nuggets' 104-93 win over Miami in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Nikola Jokic did something only one other player in NBA history has done.
It's a matchup between Denver's Nikola Jokic and Miami's Jimmy Butler, two stars who were never really supposed to be here.
Scripps News' Jason Bellini gives an update to the story of a Ukrainian orphan, Denis, whom we've been tracking for more than a year.
A Scripps News investigation finds many of the sirens that warn of tornado risks and other disasters are dangerously outdated.
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Scripps News' Jason Bellini gives an update to the story of a Ukrainian orphan, Denis, whom we've been tracking for more than a year.
The mayor of Russian-occupied Melitopol, Ivan Fedorov, tells Scripps News that his city's underground resistance is large, well-armed and ready.
Can artificial intelligence really help us talk to the animals?
This Scripps News documentary series explores the world surrounding the new liquid gold: Mezcal.
