The president’s administration stated it would pay “legitimate claims.” Supreme Court Justice John Roberts granted an administrative stay on the order from District Judge Amir Ali that required…
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White House Announces USDS Employee as DOGE Administrator
The administration explained recently that Special Presidential Advisor Musk is not in charge. The White House informed media outlets that Amy Gleason is serving as the acting administrator…
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Federal Railroad Administration Investigates CA High Speed Rail Project
The transportation secretary says the delayed project is over budget and receiving federal funding. The Department of Transportation (DOT) recently announced that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) opened…
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U.S. and Ukraine Discuss Minerals and Defense Support Agreement
Ukraine seeks to preserve freedom through the U.S. “extractable materials” fund. President Trump’s administration is negotiating a minerals deal with Ukraine, which proposes trading a number of Ukraine’s…
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Pentagon to Cut Thousands of Civilians Jobs Amid Workforce Review
Thousands of probationary employees will be the first released. The Department of Defense (DOD) is beginning to reduce its civilian workforce this week, with 5,400 employees set to…
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Federal Judge Orders Administration to Release USAID Funding
He ruled in favor of the contractors who claim billions in outstanding invoices. On Tuesday, District Judge Amir Ali ruled that President Donald Trump’s administration must release hundreds of…
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IRS Releases 6,700 Probationary Employees
The White House continues to pursue its government efficiency agenda. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) dismissed 6,700 employees on Thursday, becoming the next cut in a series of…
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President Signs Order to Halt Federal Funding to Illegal Aliens
DHS already retrieved money sent to a luxury hotel in NYC. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Air Force One this past week directing his agencies…
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Acting Commissioner Clarifies Findings on Those Listed on SSA Rolls
Millions of people listed above the age of 100 had the date of death field set to “false.” Acting Commissioner Lee Dudek of the Social Security Administration (SSA)…
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Federal Judge Denies Federal Union Request to Block Layoffs
He recommends the unions make claims with the Federal Labor Relations Authority. District Judge Christopher Cooper made a preliminary ruling denying the request from government employee unions to…
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