Executive Branch

The task force announced earlier this year that it found more than 4.6 million cards being used across various federal agencies.

A State Department official confirmed the development.

‘Hopefully something can be worked out,’ the president said.

“It’s a legal question that the president is looking into,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.

The judge said agencies following the president’s direction cannot ‘hamstring in perpetuity two statutes passed by Congress during the previous administration.’

As the president imposes retaliatory tariffs, companies like Nvidia are committing to setting up manufacturing hubs in the country.

Beijing has already employed various familiar tactics from its playbook to retaliate against the United States, including spreading anti-American propaganda.

Another executive order calls for prioritizing the procurement of ‘commercially available products and services’ rather than noncommercial, custom alternatives.

The order includes a suite of actions to reduce prices, standardize pricing, improve transparency, and reduce drug development costs.

The figure represents a 16.1 increase compared to the same CDC report released two years ago.

The president accused the law firm of weaponizing the legal system and undermining election integrity.

The first Trump administration spent $28 billion in payments to farmers to offset their losses caused by China’s retaliatory tariffs.

Mass deportations will continue to target violent criminals, while those willing to comply and seek legal entry could see benefits, according to the president.

Federal agencies freeze $2.2 billion and accuse the university of reinforcing an entitlement mindset and violating civil rights laws.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will have 90 days to conduct the analysis and submit a report.

More than 100 lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration. So far, of seven emergency motions, the president has won five and lost two.

Top copper suppliers say that their exports do not threaten U.S. national security, as the Trump administration considers tariffs.