Trump to Do Lunch With Some Democrats, Says Working Together ‘Would Be Wonderful’

The president cautioned that his opponents will have to change: ‘They’re the party of some real bad things.’ President Donald Trump said Feb. 19 that he will meet with some Democratic officials in the coming days to discuss opportunities for collaboration. “I’m going to be having lunch with some of the Democrats next week, and

Trump Considers Returning 20 Percent of DOGE-Related Savings to Americans

The proposal was first floated by businessman James Fishback, who called it a ‘DOGE dividend.’ President Donald Trump said on Feb. 19 that he is considering having his administration return 20 percent of the savings identified by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to U.S. citizens. Trump also said he would consider using another 20

Trump Loves Idea of Sending Taxpayers Checks Funded by DOGE Savings

The proposal was first floated by businessman James Fishback, who called it a ‘DOGE dividend.’ President Donald Trump said on Feb. 19 that he loves the idea of his administration returning 20 percent of the savings identified by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to U.S. citizens. “I love it,” Trump said on Wednesday. “I

Trump Orders Agencies to Work With DOGE to Cut Regulations

The order follows another from last week that directed agency heads to work with DOGE to cut staff and limit hiring. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Feb. 19 requiring federal agencies to work with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to cut regulations that contradict the administration’s agenda. The order directs all

Social Security Chief Says Millions of Dead People on Record ‘Not Necessarily Receiving Benefits’

Outdated records don’t necessarily indicate fraudulent Social Security payments to deceased individuals, SSA’s new chief said. The new head of the Social Security Administration (SSA) on Wednesday addressed speculations that millions of deceased individuals over the age of 100 may be receiving Social Security benefits, stating that they are likely exaggerated. Acting SSA Commissioner Lee