U.S. Health Secretary Kennedy says the two countries discussed the creation of an ‘alternative international health system.’ Health officials in the U.S. and Argentine governments announced on Tuesday that they want other countries to join the two nations after both withdrew from the World Health Organization (WHO) earlier this year. A joint statement released by
The case proceeds in the Ninth Circuit court of appeals as the legal fight over sweeping federal workforce reductions continues. The Trump administration has withdrawn its emergency appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in a case challenging a lower court order that blocked mass federal workforce cuts, opting instead to pursue relief through the Ninth
FCC licensees would have to disclose ties to China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, or Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The Federal Communications Commission has proposed a rule aimed at exposing any communications license or authorization held by entities controlled by a foreign adversary. The four-member commission voted unanimously on May 22 to issue the Notice
Each closed facility is estimated to save the administration $5 million to $30 million per month, according to the CBP. A temporary facility set up to process illegal immigrants has been shut down in San Diego following a considerable drop in illegal entries. “Due to the unprecedented decrease in illegal crossings this year, the massive
The amount that DOGE says it has helped save is around $1,055 per taxpayer, or around $175 billion. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) task force says it has helped save around $175 billion and assisted in the termination of more than 25,000 federal contracts and grants, according to an update on Saturday. The amount
At best, Harvard’s ‘leadership suggests staggering incompetence; at worst it’s deliberate malice disguised as ignorance,’ GSA letter says John Harvard Statue at Harvard University (Sophie Park/Getty Images) The Trump administration aims to terminate its remaining contracts with Harvard University, totaling roughly $100 million, over the Ivy League school’s discriminatory practices and failure to rein in
The Washington Post is offering buyouts to veteran newsroom staffers and entire teams in its opinion and video departments, as the beleaguered newspaper grapples with an exodus of top talent and growing financial troubles. The Voluntary Separation Program is available to “news employees with 10 or more years’ service at The Post, as well as