Trump Not Interested in Efforts to Bring Himself and Musk Back Together

‘I just wish him well,’ the president says. President Donald Trump reaffirmed on June 6 that he was not interested in efforts to get the two of them back together after their fallout across social media, stating that matters of foreign policy have his attention right now. “I’m really interested in the country solving problems,

Who Is the Ex-NASA Nominee Pushed to Spotlight by Musk-Trump Spat

The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination after a review of his “prior associations.” Jared Isaacman, a billionaire entrepreneur and formerly the nominee for President Donald Trump’s NASA Administrator, has received scrutiny over his past donations amid growing public tensions between Trump and Elon Musk. Trump highlighted Isaacman’s past donations—which include a $100,000 donation to the

Coast Guard Funding, Spectrum Auction Detailed in Senate Commerce Panel’s Budget Bill Section

The proposed section would give $25 billion to the Coast Guard and $12.5 billion to the FAA, and would generate revenue by auctioning off unused spectrum. WASHINGTON—Funding figures and policy changes for air travel, artificial intelligence, spectrum internet, and the U.S. Coast Guard were detailed June 5 in the Senate Commerce Committee’s proposed section of

Senate GOP Seeks Consumer Financial Protection Funding Cuts, Federal Reserve Pay Caps

The Senate Banking Committee plan would end the CFPB’s automatic funding and limit salaries for non-monetary Fed staff. The Senate Banking Committee is proposing to cut all mandatory funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and cap pay for many Federal Reserve employees in its section of the One Big Beautiful Bill—the Republicans’ sweeping

Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Stirs Debate on Deficit Impact—Here’s What to Know

White House clashes with forecasters over how the legislation will change the deficit over the next 10 years. The fiscal effects of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are under scrutiny as lawmakers attempt to get the tax-and-spending package on President Donald Trump’s desk for his signature before July 4. Critics have said the House