718 articles in the US News category.
By Tommy Flynn
The appeals court victory centers on a challenge brought by 19 mostly Democrat-led states and the District of Columbia against President Trump's February 2025 directive to terminate approximately 24,000 probationary workers—federal employees with less than a year in their current roles, many of whom were holdovers from the prior administration.
By Thérèse Boudreaux
In a Monday letter to U.S. lawmakers, the NTU highlighted how the temporary expansion of the Premium Tax Credit, intended as a temporary measure during the COVID-19 pandemic, has cost billions of taxpayer dollars more than advertised.
By Tommy Flynn
The case, Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo, originated amid escalating tensions over immigration enforcement following President Trump's return to office in January 2025.
By Tommy Flynn
The 2021 transaction with Citizens Bank, a federally insured institution, misrepresented the property at 296 Lafayette Avenue as a "dwelling only—1 family" on official documents, allowing James to qualify for lower residential interest rates and minimal closing costs of just $4,070.
By RWTNews Staff
This escalation builds on prior Supreme Court involvement in related spending disputes. In April 2025, a divided high court ruled that the administration must repay about $2 billion in previously withheld aid for specific programs, but it has also permitted pauses in other grants during litigation.
By Tommy Flynn
At the heart of the inquiry are "memos to file" authored by FBI personnel as a safeguard to record suspicions of misconduct by superiors or case handlers in sensitive investigations.
By RWTNews Staff
In a memo to President Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Warrington detailed how Biden outsourced clemency decisions to then-Vice President Kamala Harris and permitted staff to use an autopen for signatures, despite early beliefs that presidential pardons required handwritten approval.
By Tommy Flynn
The decision comes as the U.S. assumes the G20 presidency in 2026, marking the first time America hosts the event in nearly two decades.
By Tommy Flynn
James filed a notice of appeal late Thursday to the New York Court of Appeals
By Tommy Flynn
Trading national trust for personal gain, former intel officials push anti-Trump fiction.
By Sarah Roderick-Fitch
The Ending Cashless Bail in Our Nation’s Capital Act and Keep Violent Criminals Off Our Streets Act were introduced in the Senate by Sens. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and John Cornyn, R-Texas. The pair argues the legislation “would keep violent criminals” off the streets by ending the controversial policy that critics claim creates a revolving door for criminals.
By RWTNews Staff
In the head-to-head contest, Vance garners 51% support compared to Newsom's 49%, with Vance securing victories in Arizona (+5), Georgia (+3), Michigan (+4), North Carolina (+6), and Pennsylvania (+2).