The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced it had terminated 113 contracts valued at $4.7 billion Tuesday, including a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) consulting contract for Peru's climate change activities. "[Tuesday] agencies terminated 113 wasteful contracts with a ceiling value

A federal judge denied President Donald Trump’s administration’s efforts to ban transgender people from joining the military, which was set to go into effect Friday. Washington, D.C.-based U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, a Biden appointee, on Wednesday, denied the government’s motion to

Tesla made an appearance on Capitol Hill Wednesday where the company was held up as one of several key American manufacturers during a bipartisan event on U.S.-made robotics. Two Tesla humanoid robots were at the event, with onlookers crowding the machines

Secretary of State Marco Rubio for the first time, on Wednesday addressed the Signal-chat controversy and conceded that "someone made a big mistake" when a journalist from the Atlantic was added to Signal text chain that included Washington’s top national

Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., huddled privately with House Judiciary Committee members on Tuesday afternoon for what was described as a "brainstorming" session on how to take on "activist judges" blocking President Donald Trump's agenda. The House is scheduled to vote next

Elon Musk is helping lead the investigation into the Signal chat leak involving top national security leaders and the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic, the White House press secretary said Wednesday.  "The National Security Council, the White House Counsel's Office, and also,

EXCLUSIVE: Republicans on Capitol Hill are fuming that the Government Accountability Office (GAO) general counsel who shut down President Donald Trump's request to supersede California's aggressive gas emissions laws once managed diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives for the agency.  Republicans

CIA Director John Ratcliffe blasted a California Democrat Wednesday for asking him "whether Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had been drinking before he leaked classified information" in a Signal chat group, calling his words an "offensive line of questioning."  Rep. Jimmy

Congressional Republicans are looking at a variety of options to stand up against what they see as "activist judges" blocking President Donald Trump’s agenda. Many of those options will likely be discussed at the House Judiciary's hearing on the matter next

Trump administration officials say the Atlantic "conceded" that its article providing a firsthand account of a Signal group chat involving the nation's top national security leaders discussing an attack on terrorists in Yemen did not contain "war plans." "The Atlantic has