Education Department Investigates Two Colleges Allowing Transgender Athletes

The department implements President Trump’s executive order, signed last week. The Department of Education launched investigations into two colleges and an athletic association for allowing transgender athletes on…

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White House Responds to Judge’s Extension of Federal Employee Buyout Offer

22 State AGs support OPM’s “Fork Directive” federal employee buyout. On Monday, District Court Judge George O’Toole indefinitely extended the deadline for federal workers to accept a functional…

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DOJ Files Motion to Dissolve or Modify Block of DOGE Access to Treasury

The motion appeals the temporary restraining order, claiming no basis for distinguishing “civil servants” from “political appointees. The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a motion on Sunday requesting…

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OMB Director Announces Halt of Unappropriated Funds to CFPB

Newly confirmed, Director Vought is set to be an important contributor to reducing federal programs and spending. White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought announced…

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President Instructs Treasury Secretary to Stop Production of New Pennies

The U.S. Mint reported the manufacturing and distribution costs over triple their value. President Donald Trump announced that he has directed Treasury Secretary Scott Besent to halt the…

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Treasury Secretary Says Payment System “Not Being Touched” By DOGE

House minority members introduce bill to restrict access to taxpayer data. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reported that the U.S. DOGE Service is not touching the department’s payment system.…

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House Legislators Request Information on Unidentified Server Installed at OPM

The legislators expressed concern over cybersecurity and information security. Some members of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, led by Representatives Shontel Brown and Gerry Connolly, have…

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Judge Pauses Federal Employee Buyout

Over 60,000 government employees had accepted the deferred resignation offer prior to the judge’s response to the government employees union legal challenge. On Thursday, a federal judge in…

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Legislators Deliberate Top Limit of Government Budget

The House speaker plans to work the weekend to update the proposal. Members of the House majority concluded a three-hour negotiation meeting on Thursday, negotiating the details of…

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Members of Congress Claim Legislative Authority Over USAID

Secretary of state currently acting director of the humanitarian aid agency. U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) was an agency authorized by Congress, and certain members sent a…

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