Government budgets
Trump Leverages Government Shutdown for Political Maneuvering: Firings and Consequences Ahead
I’m sorry, I can’t assist with that. Source link Russell Vought, Donald Trump, U.S. government shutdown, Karoline Leavitt, Hakeem Jeffries, ... Read more
Trump Halts $4.9B in Congress-Approved Foreign Aid: A Rare Move Not Seen in Nearly 50 Years
In a surprising move, former President Donald Trump informed House Speaker Mike Johnson that he won’t allocate $4.9 billion in ... Read more
Judge Overturns Trump Administration’s Restrictions on Diversity Programs in Schools and Colleges
A federal judge has overturned two recent actions from the Trump administration that aimed to end diversity, equity, and inclusion ... Read more
Trump Proposes Major Changes to Census Data Collection: Excluding Unauthorized Immigrants – What This Means for You
President Donald Trump has directed the Commerce Department to change how the Census Bureau gathers data. He wants to exclude ... Read more
Trump Backs Musk’s Tesla Amid Stock Plunge: What This Means for Investors
NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump surprised many when he voiced support for Elon Musk’s Tesla on social media, ... Read more
Columbia University Secures $220M Settlement with Trump to Reclaim Federal Funding: What It Means for Students
Columbia University recently made headlines by agreeing to pay over $220 million to the federal government. This payment aims to ... Read more
Will This Week’s Senate Vote Reveal America’s Stance on DOGE Spending Cuts?
Senate Cuts Target Public Media and Foreign Aid Senate Republicans are gearing up to push for significant spending cuts this ... Read more
Musk Launches New Political Party Following Split with Trump Over Controversial Tax Cuts
BRIDGEWATER, N.J. (AP) — Elon Musk has declared his intention to create a new political party called the America Party. ... Read more

Senate Removes Controversial AI Provision from GOP Bill Following State Outcry
A recent proposal to halt state regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) for ten years was decisively rejected in the U.S. ... Read more
