Social Security Administration Acting Commissioner Michelle King has stepped down from her role at the agency, a Trump administration official confirmed to CBS News. King was replaced by Leland Dudek, who oversaw the SSA fraud investigation office, and then she resigned, according to this official. White House spokesperson Harrison Fields on Monday wrote on social media about
Some trainings guided teachers to ‘interrupt racial marginalization and oppression of students.’ The U.S. Education Department on Monday said it has canceled $600 million in grants for educator training programs that promote “divisive ideologies.” The grants had been awarded to teacher preparation programs that trained future educators in what the department said were “inappropriate and
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem sends stern warning to individuals looking to enter the United States illegally, saying, "don't even think about it."
The Department of Education slashed another $350 million from contracts and grants as it continues to target DEI programs and wasteful spending.
The acting head of the Social Security Administration reportedly quit her job over the weekend after butting heads with DOGE over access to sensitive government records.
Mexico is threatening legal action against Google over Google Maps’ labeling of ‘Gulf of America,’ claiming the renaming oversteps U.S. jurisdiction. Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday threatened to sue Google over its decision to display the name “Gulf of America” across the entire body of water rather than just the portion of the Gulf
John Dickerson on admiration for George Washington and its effect on modern-day politics – CBS News Watch CBS News It’s Presidents Day, the holiday that started in honor of George Washington — the president with an enormous birthday candle on the Mall. But do we revere the father of our country too much? It was