The Trump administration has introduced a controversial new federal buyout program, offering nearly 2 million civilian employees full pay and benefits through September if they voluntarily resign by February
6. Dubbed the “deferred resignation program,” the initiative seeks to reduce
government costs and increase in-person attendance, as only 6% of Washington, D.C., employees currently work on-site.
Boston, MA — A Boston judge has held a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in contempt of court after the agent detained a defendant in…
Appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in New York City, Leavitt entered the Ed Sullivan Theater with sharp talking points, a rehearsed smile, and the…
Donald and Melania Trump are set to touch down in the UK on Wednesday for their second state visit as President and First Lady of the United…
It started with a low rumble, something that many residents thought was thunder. But within seconds, orange light filled the sky above Utah County, Utah. A massive…
Something unusual happened in New Jersey on election night — and it has political observers across the country taking a second look at the numbers. Republican candidate…
The Trump administration has been forced to push back after video clips appeared to show the president dozing off mid-event, an awkward scene that quickly went viral…