Trump dismisses federal employees on probationary status
President Donald Trump dismissed federal workers who have been on the job for less than a year as the president continues to reshape the... Read More.
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More Democrats want a more moderate party, poll says
Data from a new Gallup survey suggests that close to half of Democrats want their party to move more toward the middle, while more... Read More.
Electric vehicle charger program paused pending review
The Trump administration suspended federal funding to state electric vehicle infrastructure plans, which Michigan was utilizing.
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Lawmakers urge Trump to reject actions that could hamper aviation safety
A Virginia congressman is leading more than 80 of his colleagues in penning a letter to President Donald Trump to “prevent and reverse” actions... Read More.
Browns ask for $1.2B in public funds using claims debunked by economists
The Cleveland Browns are asking for $1.2 billion in public funds to pay for a new estimated $2.4 billion stadium in Brook Park.
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House Republicans spending plan advances, setting collision course with Senate
Following more than ten hours of discussion, the House Budget Committee voted along party lines Thursday night to advance a $4.5 trillion budget resolution... Read More.
Defense secretary suggests department climate programs for budget cuts
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth pinpointed climate change programs as a potential place for the Department of Government Efficiency to cut Department of Defense... Read More.
Memorandum: Military spouses exempt from federal return-to-office mandate
Military spouses will be exempt from federal return-to-work mandates, according to a memorandum from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management.
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Ferguson to President Trump: Youre making it tough, really tough
One month after his inauguration, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson held his second press conference on Thursday to discuss the state’s response to President Donald... Read More.
Republican senators introduce bill to protect U.S. Supreme Court justices
Republicans in the U.S. Senate, led by Sen. Marcia Blackburn, R-Tenn., filed a bill to increase protections for U.S. Supreme Court justices.
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