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The funding is part of a 17-bill legislative package aimed at strengthening the state’s strained health care system PROVIDENCE — Rhode Island senators are proposing an initial $5 million round of ...

California will focus again on first-generation homebuyers later this month during its roughly $200 million rollout of the down payment assistance program known as Dream for All. From Feb. 24 to March ...

McDonald’s is making another play to win back cost-conscious customers with a pair of new incentives. On March 11, the Wall Street Journal reported that, starting in April, the fast-food chain plans ...

From author talks and exhibitions to festivals, lectures, and offbeat events, here’s your guide to the DMV’s most eclectic spring offerings.

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McDonald’s is doubling down on its "McValue" menu as the fast-food giant acknowledges that years of post-pandemic price hikes have left many Americans feeling priced out of a basic burger and fries.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes asked White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday if President Donald Trump was “making” up claims that Iran was about to attack U.S.