A group of American detainees has been freed by Kuwaiti authorities after years behind bars.

The woman is accused of fraud after she allegedly collected money on claims that her home was unlivable from flood damage.

‘There is very little commercial shipbuilding done in American shipyards today,’ an expert said.

Commerce secretary said the copper-related tariffs will be imposed for national security reasons.

The Department of Education fired more than 1,300 workers.

Administrator Lee Zeldin says EPA will reconsider 31 regulations in what he calls the most consequential day of deregulation in American history.

Around 9,600 U.S. troops are now assigned or scheduled to deploy to the southern border, according to the Northern Command.

Congress has until March 14 to avert a shutdown.

Officials are optimistic a cease-fire agreement could be days away from completion.

‘We’re gonna start the work of building a brand-new air traffic control system that will be the envy of the world,’ Duffy said.

Businesses in border areas in California and Texas must report cash transactions of more than $200.

Medicaid is on course to pay more than $1 trillion in improper payments over the coming 10 years, warned an expert.

The move was announced in a post on Tuesday.

The legislation would empower the secretary of agriculture to closely monitor vulnerabilities in the U.S. food and agriculture supply chains.