Executive Branch

The comments were directed at New York Times reporting on a purported heated Musk–Rubio dispute.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon accused Columbia of failing to protect Jewish students.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills has been officially notified that her state is out of compliance with Title IX and could face the loss of federal funds and worse.

A coalition of unions is seeking emergency court action to prevent DOGE from accessing Social Security data, citing privacy violations and security concerns.

Congress has until midnight on March 14 to avoid a partial government shutdown.

The debate between Standard and Daylight Saving Time rages as experts weigh the health threats.

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro has called for a pardon for Derek Chauvin, who is serving a 22½-year sentence.

Canadian finance minister also said his government would prefer to hash out all details on trade in one broad negotiation instead of sector by sector.

This move comes as part of a crackdown on anti-Semitism on U.S. college campuses after the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

The president said he’s ending Biden’s ‘Operation Choke Point 2.0,’ referring to efforts to cut off banking services to crypto companies.

The new rules will exclude those employed by nonprofits engaged in improper or illegal activities from receiving loan forgiveness.

A Washington judge has found no evidence of potential harm or data misuse.

The president has signed an executive order creating the White House Task Force on the FIFA World Cup 2026, with himself to serve as chief overseer.

The president said there’s ‘a lot of interest’ in buying TikTok, and that Beijing will ‘play a role’ in any potential deal.

The acting head of the agency issued an apology over the issue, saying it ‘created an undue burden’ for residents.

A court recently allowed the intelligence agency to proceed with terminating certain workers.

It comes weeks after DOGE said it found that FEMA paid millions of dollars to house illegal immigrants in a luxury hotel.

Four federal agencies warned that it’s the ‘first round of action’ against the Ivy League school.

The letter suggests creating a new framework to restrain Iran’s ability to create a nuclear weapon following Trump’s 2018 decision to terminate a previous deal.