Trump dismisses Archivist of the United States
President Trump dismissed Archivist of the United States Colleen Shogan, a decision he previewed a month earlier before ...
Trump administration takes aim at TPS. Florida has more TPS holders working than other states
The action on Venezuelans follows through on vows made by President Trump, as he campaigned, to end TPS coverage for hundreds ...
More Republican-led states seek to follow Trump's lead in defining male and female
Alabama and other Republican-led states push to enact more laws this year to legally define two sexes based on observations ...
Where they stand: Local members of Congress asked about Biden, Trump pardons
The Enquirer will regularly ask the congressional delegation in the Cincinnati region questions about key issues sparked by ...
State Department announces $7B arms sale to Israel after Congress blocked initial deal
The Trump administration announced a $7 billion arms sale to Israel, including munitions and missiles, just days after ...
Could AAP have won Delhi if it fought the polls with Congress?
The AAP is not returning to power in Delhi as the BJP marks a comeback after nearly three decades. Leaders of the INDIA bloc ...
Legislation that would repeal DC's Home Rule named after Mayor Muriel Bowser
If the BOWSER Act passes, D.C.'s Home Rule Act would be repealed a year later. The congressmen said the legislation is due to ...
Trump halts federal EV charging funds: States scramble as legal battles loom
The Trump administration halted federal EV charging funds, impacting state projects and raising legal concerns. Experts warn ...
Senate GOP unveils $340B budget plan with Trump’s deportation and defense funds, as House stalls
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans are working overtime after a lengthy White House meeting to meet President Donald Trump’s ...
19 states sue to stop DOGE from accessing Americans' personal data
Nineteen Democratic attorneys general have sued President Donald Trump to stop Elon Musk’s Department of Government ...
Opinion
Congress must prevent a mass-amnesty for COVID fraud
That’s because this March, the five-year statute of limitations on COVID-era fraud prosecution is set to expire. Criminals are about to walk away with hundreds of billions of dollars, and Congress has ...