A Washington judge has found no evidence of potential harm or data misuse. A federal judge in Washington has refused to block staff from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing the Treasury Department’s systems that contain millions of Americans’ personal data. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly—who previously restricted DOGE’s work at the Treasury
Former Solicitor General Paul Clement was appointed amicus curiae, or friend of the court, by Judge Dale Ho to present arguments regarding the DOJ’s motion. U.S. District Judge Dale Ho should dismiss New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s corruption case, said former Solicitor General Paul Clement on March 7. Clement, who served under the George
The president has signed an executive order creating the White House Task Force on the FIFA World Cup 2026, with himself to serve as chief overseer. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing the White House Task Force on the FIFA World Cup 2026, one of the largest sporting events in history that
The attempted assassination suspect appeared to forgo an insanity defense for the upcoming trial in September. FORT PIERCE, Fla.—The defense team for Ryan Routh, who is suspected of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump during the 2024 election, said during a hearing on March 7 that it would like to test fire the gun that
The president said there’s ‘a lot of interest’ in buying TikTok, and that Beijing will ‘play a role’ in any potential deal. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he will “probably” extend the April 5 deadline if a deal isn’t reached in time for China’s ByteDance to divest from its California-based subsidiary TikTok. Speaking to
The acting head of the agency issued an apology over the issue, saying it ‘created an undue burden’ for residents. The director of the Social Security Administration (SSA) said Friday that it reversed a policy for Maine that would have mandated parents to register their newborns for Social Security numbers at a federal office rather
Thousands of employees now face eventual layoffs if the agency is reduced or eliminated. The Department of Education offered its employees a $25,000 buyout last week ahead of impending layoffs, but few took it up. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon told News Nation on March 7 that about 300 workers accepted the offer sent via