Syria granted sanctions waiver by Trump administration to encourage rebuilding
Syria receives sanctions relief under Trump, allowing reconstruction while prohibiting transactions benefiting Russia, Iran, or Assad regime supporters.
Syria receives sanctions relief under Trump, allowing reconstruction while prohibiting transactions benefiting Russia, Iran, or Assad regime supporters.
The president said he would be holding a ‘big rally’ at U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh next week. WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump announced on May 23 that he has approved the “planned partnership” between U.S. Steel and Japan’s Nippon Steel, stating that the company will stay in Pittsburgh and is expected to create at least 70,000 jobs.
New sanctions launched by the Treasury Department are a “full-frontal assault" on one of the most violent cartels at the southern border, an expert told Fox News Digital.
The order defines the science as reproducible and clear of conflicts of interest. President Donald Trump on May 23 signed an order that directs federal agencies to engage in what the White House described as “gold standard” science. The order requires agencies to make sure the science on which they rely is reproducible, transparent, and
After the Trump administration moved to block Harvard from enrolling foreign students, a judge blocked that directive on Friday. The Trump administration this week ramped up its battle with Harvard University by revoking the Ivy League college’s capacity to enroll foreign students, prompting a lawsuit from the school and a subsequent court order on Friday.
Military air traffic controllers briefly lost contact with an Army helicopter as it neared the Pentagon on the flight that caused two commercial jets to abort their landings in early May at a Washington airport, the Army confirmed Friday. An Army official confirmed that on May 1, the Pentagon tower lost contact with the Black
A federal judge ruled Friday that President Trump’s executive order targeting the law firm Jenner & Block is unconstitutional and permanently blocked the administration from enforcing it — a second setback in Mr. Trump’s push to punish certain law firms. U.S. District Judge John Bates, who was appointed by President George W. Bush and is