According to the White House, one in every six families relies on the program to stay connected, including more than 367,000 households in Massachusetts and 38,000 in New Hampshire.
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This tax season, the IRS warns there are now fake tax preparers leaving customers in the dark and getting away with their money and private information.
Whether you live in a big city or a small town, road safety is a major concern.
If approved, TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, would have 6 months to sell the app.
Dozens of people, including Americans, are still being held hostage by Hamas.
At the height of the pandemic, Neveen Radwan said her teenage daughter started searching workout videos on Instagram and TikTok to stay in shape.
On Capitol Hill this week, lawmakers met with federal regulators and transportation leaders to discuss safety improvements around dangerous highway-rail crossings.
Off-duty Greensboro Police Sgt. Phillip Dale Nix was shot and killed while trying to stop a crime in December. His story is one of the 136 line of duty deaths from 2023.
Researchers say nearly 35 percent of airline complaints this year were about flight problems.
A recent analysis from Johns Hopkins University reveals that last year, the gun suicide rate for Black teens surpassed that of the rate for white teens for the first time.