Washington — A day after a federal judge in Maryland temporarily blocked President Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship from taking effect nationwide, a federal judge in Washington ruled against the president amid a rush of legal challenges to his directive. U.S. District Judge John Coughenour said during a court hearing on Thursday that he would issue a
The White House is opening its Artificial Intelligence Plan up to Americans to contribute policy ideas to the Trump administration to ensure that the United States is “the undeniable leader" in AI technology.
The Department of Justice under newly confirmed Attorney General Pam Bondi sued the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago on Thursday, arguing that their sanctuary laws “interfere” with the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies. Multiple state and local laws are “designed to and in fact interfere with and discriminate against the Federal Government’s
House Democrats unveiled legislation on Thursday that seeks to secure the personal data of Americans amid the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) search for wasteful spending.
More than 2 million federal employees face a looming deadline: By midnight Eastern time on Thursday, they must decide whether to accept a “deferred resignation” offer from the Trump administration. If workers accept, according to a White House plan, they would continue getting paid through September but would be excused from reporting for duty. But
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More than 40,000 federal workers have already opted into the plan. A federal judge on Feb. 6 extended to Monday a deadline for federal workers to opt into a program from the Trump administration that gives them nearly eight months of full pay and benefits if they quit their jobs. U.S. District Judge George O’Toole