Trump is planning to announce a new program that will pay people up to $30,000 for successful tips about government fraud, according to the White House
The new $25 million antifraud program will be administered by the Justice Department. Source link
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Bush family royalty backs Democrat in battle to flip Texas blue
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Texas Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico got a big-name boost from a
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Andy Burnham risks wrath of Commons Speaker for talking too much at PMQs
“ Can I just say I admire the prime minister?” Sir Lindsay said during Burnham’s first PMQs. “At least he’s answering
The Trump administration plans to hand out another $8 billion in direct payments to U.S. farmers who face losses from market disruptions and high fuel costs
The president announced a new Agriculture Department program to cover losses from rising fuel and other input costs. Source link
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Immigration protests ‘could get worse’, says Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch tells the BBC that protests in the UK over immigration “could get worse”. Asked if she thinks the
There is plenty of GOP hand-wringing about the Senate, with Democrats polling ahead in nine of 11 close races. But those leads are slim. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter:
Plus, seven candidates tell The Journal how they would fix Congress, and an Abdul El-Sayed opponent hands him a viral
Ex-officials from the Trump, Biden and Obama administrations are warning the U.S. is at risk of losing a technological and industrial race with China—unless it adopts a major energy-permitting bill
Mike Pompeo, Janet Yellen and others urged Congress to pass an energy-permitting bill. Source link
Voters prepare to weigh-in on Trump’s economy as costs continue to surge
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! While Americans prepare to cast their ballots for who should control Congress
Watch as a WSJ reporter visits a Connecticut town famous for its deep pockets and political fundraising
The WSJ’s Annie Linskey visits a Connecticut town famous for its deep pockets and political fundraising. Source link
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Job vacancies fall as small firms cut back on recruitment
Job vacancies in the UK have seen their largest fall since the start of the year as smaller businesses cut