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Steve Woods, a 70-year-old carpenter, has managed kidney disease for over two decades, relying on dialysis and a kidney transplant. He now advocates for early health intervention and proactive care, particularly within communities disproportionately affected by kidney ailments.

The U.S. Senate has advanced legislation to fund most Department of Homeland Security operations, a critical move to end the partial government shutdown affecting air travel and federal workers. While restoring essential services, the bill excludes new funding for ICE and certain border enforcement, allowing for continued debate on immigration policy.

President Donald Trump has directed the Department of Homeland Security to expedite payments for Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents, a move aimed at addressing the financial strain on the workforce during the government shutdown. Despite this directive, airport security checkpoints are anticipated to require weeks to return to full staffing levels, reflecting the severe financial hardships faced by employees.

Bill Pulte, President Donald Trump's top housing official, has issued two criminal referrals against New York Attorney General Letitia James, alleging "suspected homeowners insurance fraud" in connection with applications for her properties in Illinois and Florida.

Tova Noel, a former prison guard on duty during the night of Jeffrey Epstein's death, has been summoned to testify before the House Oversight Committee, a development poised to intensify scrutiny into the circumstances surrounding his death and the conduct of correctional staff.

By Edward-Isaac Dovere, CNN (CNN) — As speculation continues about what Kamala Harris will do next, she has at least the first part of an answer: a swing...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been deployed to 14 airports nationwide to alleviate travel disruptions caused by a Department of Homeland Security shutdown. While assisting the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) with security tasks and crowd control, ICE agents continue to conduct immigration enforcement operations.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has launched a federal investigation into Washington state's Covenant Homeownership Program, citing concerns that its eligibility criteria may unlawfully consider race or ancestry in determining access to housing assistance.

The Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Organization will award scholarships to 19 nursing students at its 77th annual luncheon on April 11, highlighting its commitment to supporting the next generation of nurses and advancing equity in health care.

The City of Seattle has agreed to pay $750,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit filed by Detective Denise "Cookie" Bouldin, a pioneering officer who has spent decades building trust and relationships with the community in Central and Southeast Seattle.