Executive Branch

Trump ended funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services in a March 14 executive order.

The agency said that it’s trying to address a ‘longstanding oversight concern.’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the ‘gangs are a primary source of instability’ in the country.

The judge wrote that the plaintiffs did not establish standing to file their lawsuit and would likely fail.

The president says that the move is ‘what they deserve.’

The budget prioritizes dismantling what it calls a ‘weaponized’ federal bureaucracy and eliminating funding for progressive initiatives.

The president said that providing funding to NPR and PBS runs counter to the ‘principle of impartiality.’

‘There’s at least one person at this table today who had a dossier,’ Rubio said at an April 30 Cabinet meeting.

‘I dropped out of Harvard and came here to serve my country, and it’s been unfortunate to see lost friendships,’ the staffer says.

The incident allegedly occurred after DOGE members got access to the institute’s headquarters earlier this year.

‘You’re graduating at an exciting time for our nation, a period of both extraordinary change and incredible potential,’ the president says.

The Department of Justice accused the four states of overreach.

Trump announced earlier that he was nominating Waltz as U.N. ambassador and that the national security adviser would be stepping down from his post.

The warning comes as the United States negotiates with Iran over its nuclear program.

The change expands the government’s power to deport students whose visas have been revoked.

The solicitor general said a federal judge in California exceeded his authority.

U.S. Customs says it processes about 4 million de minimis shipments per day, up from 2.8 million last year.

The U.S. Treasury froze assets of a major Mexican cartel fuel-theft ring, sanctioning three brothers and two trucking firms tied to fentanyl trafficking.