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Treasury Department Proposes Regulations Under ROAD to Housing Act

The action would implement President Trump’s executive order restricting large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes. The Department of the Treasury issued proposed regulations last month to implement…

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Pentagon Urges Congress to Officially Restore “Department of War” 

President Trump signed an executive order last year to return the department to its pre-1949 name. The Pentagon is urging Congress to include measures in the annual defense…

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U.S. and Denmark Sign Maritime Cooperation Agreement

The State Department spokesman said, “This partnership will help train America’s shipbuilding workforce faster.” Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg and Danish Foreign Minister Lars…

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Supreme Court Temporarily Halts Administration’s Transgender Prison Policy

Inmates in federal facilities will be allowed to receive sex-rejecting procedures while court cases proceed. The U.S. Supreme Court declined an appeal this week from President Trump’s administration…

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Comptroller of the Currency Releases Report on Major Financial Institutions Debanking Americans

The report shows that major banks denied or limited access based on political, religious, or societal ideologies. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) released a…

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President Trump Expands Access to Tax-Free Dyed Diesel

The order will run through the end of the year to support farmers and truckers. President Donald Trump signed an executive order in Nebraska on Monday that temporarily…

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President Trump Signs Order Establishing America.gov Website

The new AI-powered website will allow users to access federal resources and complete various forms in one place. President Donald Trump signed an executive order this week to establish…

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Labor Inspector General Launches Inquiry of Hospital Regarding Residencies Awarded to Visa Holders

Rochester General Hospital allegedly selected only two American applicants for its residency program. Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito requested information from Rochester General Hospital in New…

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Circuit Court Leaves Block of USPS Ballot Mail Rule in Place

The Supreme Court is considering a request from the president’s administration to allow the rule. A panel of the First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals did not pause…

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Administration Asks Supreme Court to Lift Block on USPS Mail-In Rules for Midterms

The election integrity measure seeks to ensure mail-in ballots are sent only to U.S. citizens. The Department of Justice has requested that the Supreme Court allow President Donald…

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