Executive Branch

The president’s announcement calmed investor fears after a U.S. Customs ruling put 1-kg and 100-oz bars in a tariff category, sending futures to record highs.

The president said negotiations may bring both positive and negative outcomes for Ukraine, potentially involving land swaps and changes.

The National Guard troops won’t have the authority to arrest people, although they can detain them until law enforcement arrives.

On any given night, there are 3,782 single persons experiencing homelessness in Washington, with most in emergency shelters or transitional housing.

‘I certainly think it’s possible,’ says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.

Planned route will stimulate trade between former enemies and establish a U.S. presence in the South Caucasus region, experts said.

Vance said Trump might need to force Putin and Zelenskyy ’to sit down to figure out their differences.’

A court challenge brought by unions against the presidential directive was stayed on Aug. 1, allowing the EPA to move forward.

Last month, Columbia University agreed to pay out $200 million to settle claims of discriminatory practices on the campus.

‘We share the conviction that a diplomatic solution must protect Ukraine’s and Europe’s vital security interests,’ the leaders said.

The 44-year-old decree ‘effectively banned the use of civil service exams,’ said Norma Riccucci, a professor at Rutgers University.

The Homeland Security chief says the city has honored only 8 percent of immigration detainers issued this year.

The Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General launched the probe one week after critical investigative hearings into the incident.

The U.S. president will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin as part of an effort to bring the war in Ukraine to a close.

The 15 percent tariff agreed upon in July will not be imposed on Japanese goods already subject to higher tariffs.

The DOJ said in a filing to two federal judges that it wants grand jury exhibits in the two cases unsealed.

The president’s announcement calmed investor fears after a U.S. Customs ruling put 1-kg and 100-oz bars in a tariff category, sending futures to record highs.

The president said negotiations may bring both positive and negative outcomes for Ukraine, potentially involving land swaps and changes.

The National Guard troops won’t have the authority to arrest people, although they can detain them until law enforcement arrives.

On any given night, there are 3,782 single persons experiencing homelessness in Washington, with most in emergency shelters or transitional housing.

‘I certainly think it’s possible,’ says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.

Planned route will stimulate trade between former enemies and establish a U.S. presence in the South Caucasus region, experts said.

Vance said Trump might need to force Putin and Zelenskyy ’to sit down to figure out their differences.’

A court challenge brought by unions against the presidential directive was stayed on Aug. 1, allowing the EPA to move forward.

Last month, Columbia University agreed to pay out $200 million to settle claims of discriminatory practices on the campus.

‘We share the conviction that a diplomatic solution must protect Ukraine’s and Europe’s vital security interests,’ the leaders said.

The 44-year-old decree ‘effectively banned the use of civil service exams,’ said Norma Riccucci, a professor at Rutgers University.

The Homeland Security chief says the city has honored only 8 percent of immigration detainers issued this year.

The Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General launched the probe one week after critical investigative hearings into the incident.

The U.S. president will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin as part of an effort to bring the war in Ukraine to a close.

The 15 percent tariff agreed upon in July will not be imposed on Japanese goods already subject to higher tariffs.

The DOJ said in a filing to two federal judges that it wants grand jury exhibits in the two cases unsealed.