Executive Branch

A conservative nonprofit filed a lawsuit claiming extreme political bias, following which, the federal agency disbanded the bunch of political advisors.

Kristen Clarke claims to be a victim of domestic violence and argues that she was obligated to disclose that information.

President Joe Biden said that Japan, along with three other countries, was struggling economically due to its refusal to accept immigrants.

The new directive is expected to provide coverage to approximately 100,000 immigrants next year.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says deploying the National Guard ‘is something that governors decide on.’

The president reiterates his claim to the title of ’the most pro-union, pro-worker President in American history.’

Health officials sought to ’remove barriers’ like parental consent.

The administration is projecting that roughly 100,000 uninsured people will enroll in coverage.

During three-hour hearing on $51.4 billion DOE spending plan, partisans tout ‘all-of-the-above’ preferences but espouse divergent policies at ‘pivotal time.’

A total of $15 billion has been allocated to the nation-wide project through the president’s bipartisan infrastructure law.

The president called for more federal gun control.

The president said pro-Palestinian protesters ‘do not have the right to cause chaos.’

Regarding the taking down of U.S. flags to raise Palestinian ones, Karine Jean-Pierre says ‘Americans have the right to peacefully protest within the law.’

“We are determined to get a ceasefire that brings the hostages home and to get it now, and the only reason that that wouldn’t be achieved is because of Hamas.”

Concerns of U.S. troops getting caught up in the Israel-Hamas war comes days after an alleged mortar attack caused damage to the maritime dock.

Debt relief will apply to borrowers who enrolled at any of the campuses belonging to The Art Institutes.