Samantha Manning, CMG Washington News Bureau

The federal eviction moratorium expires on Saturday and Democrats in Congress are pushing a last-minute effort to extend the moratorium through the end of the year.

Every year, millions of Americans turn to payday loans to cover emergency costs or their expenses when they fall behind, but those loans often come with hefty interest rates.

Four veteran law enforcement officers gave emotional testimony Tuesday about injuries they sustained while responding to the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol.

Our nation’s water and transportation systems serve millions of Americans every day and they are becoming a growing target for cyber attacks.

The Biden administration and global allies said Monday that China is believed to be behind the massive Microsoft cyber attack earlier this year and for other ransomware attacks on business, governments and more.

Senate Democrats introduced draft legislation to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level Wednesday in a push that is expected to face an uphill battle in Congress.

Rural communities around the country are known for their tranquility and scenic country views, and they’re also home to thousands of small businesses.

Law enforcement agencies around the country use forensic technology like DNA and fingerprint testing and facial recognition algorithms to solve crimes.

Law enforcement agencies around the country are using facial recognition technology for criminal investigations and now a new watchdog report is revealing a lack of oversight with the use of the systems at some federal agencies.

Texan Joshua Garza said he decided not to get the COVID-19 vaccine in early January when he became eligible because he thought he didn’t need it.