‘International economic relations that do not work for the American people must be reexamined,’ Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on March 6 defended President Donald Trump’s “America First trade policy,” telling an audience of business leaders and economists that the American Dream is more than “access to cheap goods.” Bessent appeared
The states say they’ve been harmed by the mass layoffs and want a court to reinstate the fired workers. Maryland, California, and 18 other state attorneys general sued nearly two dozen federal agencies under President Donald Trump’s administration on March 6, seeking reinstatement for tens of thousands of newer workers laid off in recent weeks.
Regulations and the strategic bitcoin reserve will likely be at the top of the agenda. WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump will host the first White House Crypto Summit on March 7 as part of his effort to make the United States “the crypto capital of the world.” The summit is expected to cover topics including strategic crypto
Washington — References to a World War II Medal of Honor recipient, the Enola Gay aircraft that dropped an atomic bomb on Japan and the first women to pass Marine infantry training are among the tens of thousands of photos and online posts marked for deletion as the Defense Department works to purge diversity, equity
The president insisted that his push for a leaner bureaucracy remains intact but he does not want capable and needed federal workers to be fired en masse. President Donald Trump said on March 6 that he had instructed his administration to take a more targeted approach to federal workforce reductions to ensure retention of the
Trump makes childhood dreams come true, liberals outraged. The Al Green scandal no one’s talking about. U.S. Senator tickles boy in disturbing video. Hunter Biden needs a hug. It’s Friday, March 7, 2025 Donald Trump made history again this week by giving the longest speech by any president to a joint session of Congress. Democrats
Heading into Donald Trump’s Tuesday evening congressional address, Democrats had a decision to make: Go wild, or stick with the old playbook? They chose both, writes Free Beacon founding editor Matthew Continetti, putting the party’s split personality on full display. There were the “ideologically fevered” and “performatively outraged” House Democrats who experienced a “mass psychotic