Executive Branch

The vice president’s visit comes on the heels of a court ruling that found the federal government has the authority to control the National Guard.

‘Those who enable these schemes will be held accountable,’ Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

The Supreme Court justices are scheduled to go on their scheduled summer recess by the end of June or in early July.

The move was based on an executive order Trump signed in March to reduce the federal bureaucracy.

The president said in a post on Truth Social that the special prosecutor should probe evidence of alleged fraud.

The Ninth Circuit Court ruled that the president likely had exercised lawful authority in taking control of the troops in response to riots in Los Angeles.

The border czar says ICE would focus on illegal immigrants with a ‘criminal nexus of trafficking, of forced labor, of tax fraud, or tax evasion.’

Director Patel says the documents detail ‘alarming allegations’ that ‘while substantiated, were abruptly recalled and never disclosed to the public.’

The U.S. military is rushing to protect its domestic bases from the type of drone attack that hobbled the Russian nuclear fleet, but it lacks the infrastructure

Party leaders urge restraint and demand answers from the president, while others back Israeli strikes or stay silent on possible U.S. military action.

The timeline was set because of the ’substantial chance of negotiations’ in Iran in the near future, the White House press secretary said.

ByteDance, a Chinese company with ties to the Chinese Communist Party, was nearing its June 19 deadline to sell TikTok.

The committee had been scheduled to also vote on COVID-19 and human papillomavirus vaccines.

Medicaid, SALT deductions, and clean-energy subsidies remain sticking points as Republicans aim for a July 4 deadline.

Republicans have been sharply divided over whether or not to intervene in the ongoing Israel-Iran war.

The lawsuit challenges the Trump administration’s claim that DOGE records are shielded by the Presidential Records Act.

The vice president’s visit comes on the heels of a court ruling that found the federal government has the authority to control the National Guard.

‘Those who enable these schemes will be held accountable,’ Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

The Supreme Court justices are scheduled to go on their scheduled summer recess by the end of June or in early July.

The move was based on an executive order Trump signed in March to reduce the federal bureaucracy.

The president said in a post on Truth Social that the special prosecutor should probe evidence of alleged fraud.

The Ninth Circuit Court ruled that the president likely had exercised lawful authority in taking control of the troops in response to riots in Los Angeles.

The border czar says ICE would focus on illegal immigrants with a ‘criminal nexus of trafficking, of forced labor, of tax fraud, or tax evasion.’

Director Patel says the documents detail ‘alarming allegations’ that ‘while substantiated, were abruptly recalled and never disclosed to the public.’

The U.S. military is rushing to protect its domestic bases from the type of drone attack that hobbled the Russian nuclear fleet, but it lacks the infrastructure

Party leaders urge restraint and demand answers from the president, while others back Israeli strikes or stay silent on possible U.S. military action.

The timeline was set because of the ’substantial chance of negotiations’ in Iran in the near future, the White House press secretary said.

ByteDance, a Chinese company with ties to the Chinese Communist Party, was nearing its June 19 deadline to sell TikTok.

The committee had been scheduled to also vote on COVID-19 and human papillomavirus vaccines.

Medicaid, SALT deductions, and clean-energy subsidies remain sticking points as Republicans aim for a July 4 deadline.

Republicans have been sharply divided over whether or not to intervene in the ongoing Israel-Iran war.

The lawsuit challenges the Trump administration’s claim that DOGE records are shielded by the Presidential Records Act.