Gov. Patrick Morrisey, facing scrutiny for the state’s handling of the school clothing allowance program, has shifted his focus this week from financial instability to fraud.

Pamela Gwinnett was convicted of theft and fraud after she plundered the life savings of 89-year-old Joan Green from Chorley, ...

There has been no broad examination of the response by the federal and provincial governments to the massive health, economic ...

U.S. President Donald Trump is escalating his trade war against Canada, imposing 50-per-cent tariffs on a range of goods to hit back at Ottawa for retaliating against his previous ...

Three years after enrollment peaked during the pandemic, Indiana’s Medicaid rolls are continuing to fall as eligibility reviews reshape the program.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration returned $310 million to the state’s general fund this year, a dramatic turnaround for an agency once staring down a $1 billion deficit for ...

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A state decision that will force an Oakland charter school to shutter has raised questions about vague standards and left charter advocates concerned that it could have far-reaching implications. Last ...

For decades, men experiencing homelessness across the city have been told to come to one place: the Bellevue building on East 30th Street. It’s the city’s main intake point for single adult men ...

What if the real story behind Apple's store closures isn't Apple at all? Trump says Marine freed from Russia wants one thing After three decades, a murder trial brings focus back to the legacy of ...

BitMEX’s shutdown marks the end of one of crypto’s earliest derivatives exchanges as analysts point to rising regulatory costs, market concentration and the shift toward licensed trading venues. The ...