Anxiety spreads as Trump administration revokes over 1,000 student visas. Many international learners fill jobs in science and technology.

Federal law allows compounding pharmacies to make copies of name brand drugs while there’s a supply shortage. But there's a loophole.

Most SNAP benefit cards still have magnetic stripes, which are less secure than newer chip cards.

Patients might soon have to pay for certain screenings if the Supreme Court sides with two Texas businesses.

Every year, an independent panel of doctors and medical experts update which preventive care — such as screenings for cancer, diabetes and infectious diseases — should be covered by insurance.

The Trump administration has taken aim at programs intended to boost electric vehicle adoption, but for now, consumer tax credits for EVs are still available.

The European Union is facing a very different economic situation than the United States, and tariffs play a big role in that.

NASA plans to send humans back to the moon. Some question the mission’s price tag, others call it “the moon on the cheap.”

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-California) explains who could be eligible.

The U.S. African Development Foundation, known as USADF, had millions of dollars worth of grants and projects halted by the administration in March. The federal agency’s board is fighting back in court.