Kia recalls more than 250,000 vehicles, fuel tanks could melt

A proposed fee-based program by the TSA could alleviate delays for travelers who arrive without a REAL ID. Currently, lacking this identification may slow down the security screening process at airports.

The Trump administration has canceled several citizenship ceremonies in New York, citing unmet legal requirements. This decision has raised concerns among state lawmakers, who view it as an obstruction to the naturalization process.

The Gulf states have recognized that their best strategy for maintaining stability is to engage in a series of individual agreements and relationships. This approach allows them to navigate the complex geopolitical landscape of the Persian Gulf effectively.

Telemedicine, which was initiated for beneficial reasons, is at risk of being discontinued if Congress does not take timely action. The continuation of telemedicine is deemed essential for improving healthcare access and quality.

The Education Department is moving to outsource several mandatory programs to other federal agencies, a decision that has sparked confusion and backlash from advocates. This initiative aims to 'return education to the states' and streamline operations, but critics argue it undermines federal oversight and support for education.

Rep. Greg Steube (R-Fla.) plans to file a motion to censure Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-Fla.) following her indictment for allegedly misusing FEMA disaster funds for her 2021 campaign. Steube described the situation as a severe breach of public trust.

The House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday to repeal a provision that allowed senators to sue for significant damages if they were not notified about law enforcement requests for their phone records. The repeal was approved unanimously with a vote of 426-0, reflecting bipartisan discontent regarding the provision.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will not release a federal employment report for October due to the inability to collect data from households during the government shutdown. This decision comes after the BLS missed the deadline for data collection, impacting the availability of employment statistics for that month.