Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge announced on March 11 that she is stepping down toward the end of the month. Her last day will be March 22. “It’s time to go home,’’ Ms. Fudge told USA Today. “I do believe strongly that I have done just about everything I could do at HUD
With the acclaimed film “Oppenheimer” winning big at the 2024 Oscars, earning awards in major categories such as best director, best actor and best picture, there’s a renewed focus on Capitol Hill on the generations of Americans affected by living near nuclear test sites. In July 1945, the Trinity test in south-central New Mexico marked the dawn
Washington — Former President Donald Trump’s White House trade adviser, Peter Navarro, has been ordered to report to federal prison in Miami by March 19, following his conviction on two counts of criminal contempt of Congress, his lawyers revealed in a court filing on Sunday. Navarro was found guilty by a jury last year of
Washington — Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge will leave her post atop the department later this month, the White House announced Monday. Fudge has helmed the Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD, since the start of the Biden administration and is set to depart March 22. President Biden praised Fudge’s leadership
Washington — President Biden on Monday released a budget proposal aimed at getting voters’ attention: It would offer tax breaks for families, lower health care costs, smaller deficits and higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations. Unlikely to pass the House and the Senate to become law, the proposal for fiscal 2025 is an election
The president’s plan increases taxes on corporations and the rich by $2.8 trillion over 10 years. President Joe Biden on March 11 released his $7.3 trillion budget for fiscal year 2025 that calls for significant tax increases for the wealthy and corporations. It features cost-cutting measures for families, building affordable housing, and investing in American
The president’s budget for fiscal year 2025 increases taxes on corporations and the rich by $2.8 trillion over 10 years. WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden on March 11 released his $7.3 trillion budget for fiscal year 2025 that calls for significant tax increases for the wealthy and corporations. It features cost-cutting measures for families, building affordable housing,