The F-47 is the first aircraft of a family of related systems under the umbrella of the military’s Next Generation of Air Dominance program. President Donald Trump has announced that Boeing will build the U.S. Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter jet. Air Force leaders will now move to produce fleets of the new aircraft, officially designated
A Justice Department lawyer has maintained that the deportation flights were carried out legally. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg said on Friday that President Donald Trump’s invocation of the Alien Enermies Act to deport alleged Tren de Aragua gang members has “incredibly troublesome” policy implications as the judge considers whether the Trump administration flouted his
Protesters and supporters said they fear axing the Department of Education will hurt learning outcomes. WASHINGTON—Students, educators, and supporters gathered outside the Department of Education building on Friday morning to protest the Trump administration’s plan to dismantle the agency. The event, billed as a “study-in,” began at 10 a.m. with students reading and doing homework
The federal department said it would withhold funding for New York if it doesn’t provide information on what it’s doing to protect public transit passengers. NEW YORK CITY—Gov. Kathy Hochul said on March 21 that New York has provided information on what the state is doing to protect public transit passengers to the U.S. Department
The mass layoffs are a part of the Trump Administration’s attempts to shrink the size of the federal government, cut spending, and increase overall efficiency. The Trump administration’s attempt to appeal a district judge’s order to reinstate nearly 25,000 probationary workers to their jobs across 18 federal agencies was struck down on March 21. Judge
President Donald Trump appears interested in King Charles III’s reported “secret offer” to make the United States an “associate member” of the British Commonwealth. “I love King Charles. Sounds good to me!” Trump said in a March 21 post on Truth Social that included a link to an article by the U.S. edition of the UK tabloid The
District of Columbia District Judge Beryl Howell already granted a temporary restraining order stopping the executive order on March 12. The Department of Justice filed a motion on March 21 requesting District of Columbia District Judge Beryl Howell disqualify herself from Perkins Coie LLP’s case challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order against it due to