The move to reinstate funding does not rule out future action, as the Trump administration retains the authority to cancel the grant again. The Trump administration has rescinded its termination of a U.S. government grant to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, pausing a legal battle over the funding of the nonprofit broadcaster. In a letter dated
Las Vegas police arrested a man accused of firebombing Teslas in a politically charged attack linked to far-left groups. Police have arrested a suspect with alleged ties to far-left groups in connection with last week’s firebombing of a Tesla Collision Center in Las Vegas, an attack that destroyed three vehicles, damaged two others, and left
WASHINGTON—The pressure is mounting for Republicans in Congress. They face a critical, high-stakes few weeks ahead as they work to resolve key challenges in advancing President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda. At the top of their list is making permanent the tax cuts enacted during the president’s first term. This promise was a cornerstone of Trump’s
‘The pandemic is over,’ says the Department of Health and Human Services. State officials say the money was meant for other diseases too. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has pulled back roughly $12 billion in federal grants that had been allocated to states during the COVID-19 pandemic, the agency said on March
President Donald Trump has endorsed four-term Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) for reelection. Trump on Wednesday announced that Graham has his “total and complete endorsement” as he seeks a fifth term in the U.S Senate. The president, in his endorsement, told South Carolinians that Graham will not let them down. “Senator Lindsey Graham is working incredibly
A watchdog sued the defense secretary and other officials. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other top officials have been sued over their recently disclosed chat on a messaging platform called Signal. A watchdog group, American Oversight, sued the officials on March 25. Signal is not authorized to preserve federal records, and at least one
A watchdog sued the defense secretary and other officials. A federal judge on March 27 ordered government officials to try to preserve their Signal messages about an attack on terrorists in the Middle East earlier this month. “Defendants shall promptly make best efforts to preserve all Signal communications from March 11–15, 2025,” U.S. District Judge