The limit was part of the Biden administration’s broader campaign against ‘junk fees.’ The Senate scrapped a rule finalized under former President Joe Biden capping bank overdraft fees. In a 52-48 vote on March 27, lawmakers overturned the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s final rule, which would have limited overdraft charges to $5 for financial institutions
The president accused WilmerHale of engaging in ‘obvious partisan representations to achieve political ends.’ President Donald Trump issued a proclamation on March 27 suspending security clearances held by WilmerHale lawyers due to activities that he deemed “detrimental to critical American interests.” The order directs government agencies to revoke security clearances for WilmerHale employees, terminate any contracts
The order creates a task force to make the nation’s capital ’safe and beautiful.’ President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 27 to create a task force to help crack down on crime in Washington, D.C., in addition to ensuring that “quality-of-life laws” in the nation’s capital are enforced. The D.C. Safe and
‘We routinely encounter waste of a billion dollars or more. Casually,’ Musk says. The team behind President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) gave its first group interview Thursday. Elon Musk and several DOGE staffers sat down with Fox News chief political correspondent Bret Baier to discuss the department’s mission and findings so far.
A new state law could violate federal law, officials say. A parental rights group says hundreds of U.S. districts are noncompliant. A California policy that prevents schools from requiring staff to disclose a child’s gender identity or sexual orientation to his or her parents may be in violation of a federal law, the U.S. Department
The trip prompted outcry from some Greenlandic politicians. But the terms of any possible American bid to acquire, or partner with, Greenland remain unwritten. WASHINGTON—In a matter of days, the latest Greenland itinerary for a March 28 visit by high-profile Americans was made public, then revised to a destination highlighting U.S. security ties to Greenland—as
Supporters see the regulation rollback as a boon to restaurants, pharmacies, convenience stores, and more. The House voted on March 27 to overturn Biden-era regulations setting energy efficiency standards for walk-in fridges, freezers, and coolers. Five Democrats joined all 209 Republicans as the House voted 214-193 to repeal commercial refrigeration standards imposed in December. The