Trump promotes misleading claims about federal government’s media subscriptions
NEW YORK (AP) — Federal government payments to news outlets like Politico, The New York Times and The Associated Press for subscriptions or to license content are in the crosshairs of Trump administration spending hawks, with the president on Thursday calling it potentially “THE BIGGEST SCANDAL OF THEM ALL.”
New York University law professor Stephen Gillers told Newsweek that Bondi cannot reverse Trump's New York criminal conviction. "Only the New York courts c ...
The Trump administration has appointed to serve as the top public diplomacy official at the State Department a former speech ...
Follow the latest news and live updates as President Donald Trump attempts to fill his Cabinet and faces legal setbacks on ...
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Donald Trump is being sued by unions representing United States Agency for International Development (USAID) workers, ...
President Donald Trump's administration plans to keep fewer than 300 staff at the U.S. Agency for International Development ...
Illinois Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker says the state follows the law. President Donald Trump has often singled out Chicago and ...
President Donald Trump on Monday ordered the creation of a government-owned sovereign wealth fund of financial assets, which ...
The federal lawsuit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Chicago claims sanctuary policies in Illinois that keep local ...
In a memo released Thursday, the Federal Highway Administration ordered states to halt a $5 billion program to build fast EV ...
The U.S. Justice Department seized a Venezuelan aircraft Thursday for violating the U.S. export control and sanctions laws ...
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