Ontario's mental health and addictions minister says the government isn't in a place to consider involuntary treatment because the current system is already under too much stress.

Thursday's deadline for federal agencies to submit plans for large-scale layoffs kicks off a new phase in the dramatic restructuring of how the government operates. Here's what that looks like.

The huge changes to the welfare system, due to be announced next week, will see only the most severely disabled people qualify for support amid an overhaul of eligibility criteria.

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Hundreds of protestors —many of them veterans— gathered outside the Ohio Statehouse Friday afternoon to protest the Trump ...

Conservative activist Chloe Cole, a former transgender youth who has since detransitioned, visited Grand Valley State ...

Trump and DOGE are set to gain more control over federal funds with the passage of a continuing resolution to avert a ...

NAMI urges President Trump and Congress to prevent reported cuts to SAMHSA, warning that reducing staff by 50% will worsen ...

The Trump administration is considering changes to the national suicide hotline’s specialized service for LGBTQ-identifying ...