Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's X account has been flooded with photos of "redactions" and illegible documents in the newly-released JFK files that President Donald Trump promised would be unredacted upon publication.
A federal judge has ordered DOGE to reinstate system access to USAID employees and not take action regarding the aid agency without approval from a legally authorized USAID official.
Ground teams erupted in cheers as the gumdrop-shaped spacecraft named Freedom, charred from withstanding scorching temperatures of 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit (2,000 degrees Celsius) during re-entry, bobbed steadily on the waves beneath a clear, sunny sky.
Hunter, 55, and Ashley, 43, are both adults, and it is within the discretion of the current president to decide on their security status.
The employees, all probationary workers, will receive back pay and are expected to return to their jobs on Mar. 20.
Harvard University announced Monday that Harvard College will be made free for students from families earning $100,000 or less. Meanwhile, students from families earning $200,000 or less will receive free tuition.
The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft carrying "Butch and Suni" and two other space experts has undocked from the ISS and is now in orbit.
President Trump promised that Tuesday's release of "all" files related to ex-President JFK will have no redactions, but some X users are unsure whether they can trust his words following the disappointing release of the much-anticipated "Epstein files."
US President Donald Trump on Monday picked Michelle Bowman to be the Federal Reserve's next vice chair for supervision, tapping someone seen as favoring a lighter touch to banking regulation.
A Democratic Socialist candidate in the New York City Mayoral race has reported meeting impressive fundraising goals throughout his campaign, with donors flooding in after a video of him confronting President Donald Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, went viral.
The webpage of a Black Medal of Honor Recipient has been restored by the US Defense Department after it was removed and had the letters "DEI" added to its address.
As Donald Trump attempts to invalidate Joe Biden's actions over his alleged use of an autopen, Americans who used similar tools to sign loan documents have argued that they are not bound to the conditions of their agreement.
MAGA supporters are mocking the French after a politician asked for the Statue of Liberty back, saying it was not meant for those who sided with "tyrants."
A new poll revealed that more than half of American voters disapprove of President Trump's performance – more U.S. voters are also becoming weary of Elon Musk, who has been advising the president on government downsizing.
Sources familiar with the matter said that Oracle was being brought in this week to discuss a potential solution, with the company possibly managing American user data and preventing the Chinese government from accessing it.
Floodlighting describes a situation where a person reveals too much vulnerability at once, making the conversation feel like a test rather than a natural way to connect.
Employees need to familiarize themselves with their company's social media policies and their rights under labor laws.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans are still without power as powerful storms swept large swathes of the Midwest and the South, leaving at least 40 people dead and over a hundred injured.
Many U.S. businesses have expressed concerns about Trump's tariffs, but Tesla's statement stands out because the company is led by Elon Musk, a close ally of the president.
DOGE said Thursday that it was able to save $400 million in taxpayer money in the last two days after it canceled some contracts and grants – Elon Musk has been speaking up on opposition over his department's downsizing strategies.
Six states have been placed under expanded red flag warnings amid a severe weather outbreak in the U.S. this weekend that could trigger "catastrophic grassland fire danger" for affected areas.
In a letter to Congress on Thursday, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy revealed that the USPS will work with DOGE to help fix "big problems" and reduce costs. As part of the plan, the agency will cut 10,000 jobs over the next month through a voluntary early retirement program.
More Americans are not happy about how President Trump is handling the economy, a new poll revealed, highlighting concerns around the U.S. leader's tariffs and its impact on financial markets.
Democrats are divided on whether to support the six-month funding measure, with some concerned that a shutdown would have worse consequences, despite their overall disapproval of the House bill.
Canada has clapped back against Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum, levying tariffs on $21 billion worth of American products, including a wide range of iron and non-alloy steel products and even computers and sports equipment.
If the launch proceeds on Friday, U.S. astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are expected to return to Earth on Mar. 19.
Prosecutors in the Public Integrity Section, once home to dozens of attorneys, have reportedly been informed that the unit will no longer directly handle investigations or prosecutions.
Hackers have set up over 10,000 websites to launch a new wave of attacks. The FBI advises iPhone and Android users to delete any suspicious text messages immediately to stay safe.
The new move, set to take effect on May 28, marks a major shift in the airline's business model as it struggles with lower earnings.
The U.S. Education Department has laid off nearly 50% of its workforce and told employees that its Washington headquarters and regional offices will be closed Wednesday over unspecified "security reasons."
