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The Interior Department said new permitting measures would “take a multi-year process down to just 28 days at most.”
Analysis finds that corporations facing federal investigations or enforcement lawsuits donated a combined $50 million.
The regulations could’ve raised $50 billion over a decade by stopping corporate tax dodging through asset manipulation.
The impressive turnout reflects the public's readiness to resist the Trump administration's far right policy agenda.
One policy advocate described the move as “a total capitulation to the demands of drug corporation lobbyists.”
In a 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court ruled the administration must bring a wrongly deported father back to the US.
If the IRS cuts 50,000 employees, the agency’s diminished capacity would result in a loss of $395 billion over 10 years.
President Trump won Utah by more than 20 percentage points in the 2024 election.
The agency’s acting commissioner reportedly said in an email the financial lives of the immigrants would be terminated.
Numerous outlets report that Melanie Krause and other top agency officials intend to leave their positions imminently.
“Trump plans on liquidating Medicaid and SNAP benefits while giving the Pentagon a trillion dollars,” wrote one critic.
Trump is using tariffs “to try to compel pledges of loyalty” from companies and industries in the US, Murphy says.
He urges readers to “reclaim the university and join the student movement to carry forward the work of the past year."
The GOP has come under fire for using an accounting trick to claim the proposed tax cuts would have no budgetary impact.
This comes as roughly 14 million children in the US are already food insecure.
The CEOs of Pfizer and Eli Lilly attended private dinners with Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The analysis confirms that “Republicans are lying about their budget," said Rep. Brendan Boyle.
Democratic members of Congress rejected the White House's claim that a genuine desire for peace motivated the move.
Leland Dudek instructed managers earlier this week to draw up plans for a 50 percent cut to the agency's workforce.
“They're showing you exactly who they’re working for,” Rep. Pramila Jayapal said on social media.
An economist warns that the breakneck speed of extreme wealth growth is putting more power into the hands of a tiny few.
Proposed SNAP cuts would potentially take benefits from more than 9 million low-income people in an average month.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Securities and Exchange Commission has delivered a significant victory to the cryptocurrency industry by agreeing to...
Republicans rejected a series of Democratic amendments aimed at preventing cuts to Medicare and Medicaid.
The Defense Department quickly reframed plans for an 8 percent annual reduction in military spending as “offsets.”
Robert Weissman of Public Citizen called the executive order “illegal” and “profoundly dangerous.”
Missouri Republicans continue working to reverse the abortion rights amendment approved by state voters in November.
House Republicans blocked amendments that would’ve protected Medicaid and federal nutrition benefits from the deep cuts.
House Republicans’ draft budget calls for $2 trillion in cuts to federal nutrition assistance and other programs.
Since taking office, the president has purged the government of officials tasked with legal and ethical oversight.
Human rights advocates and diplomats have condemned the raids and the arrests of the shops' owners.
While Democrats don't have the Senate votes to tank Trump nominees, they can derail the chamber's day-to-day functions.
No Democratic senators objected to unanimous consent that allowed Pam Bondi’s confirmation process to move forward.
“The scale of the intrusion into individuals' privacy is massive and unprecedented,” the complaint states.
USAID officials were forced out after refusing to give Musk agents access to internal systems and classified material.
In the wake of a deadly air disaster, Trump and Musk aim to gut the federal workforce and eliminate regulatory efforts.
One 20-year Office of Personnel Management employee called the moves “a hostile takeover of the federal civil service.”
Project 2025 architect Russell Vought suggested it should be a model to be applied to other federal programs.
The move halts several pilot programs, including offering Medicare Part D recipients generic medications for a $2 copay.
Oxfam’s new report estimates that 54 percent of billionaire wealth is either inherited or stems from monopoly power.
Trump is expected to sign several executive orders — some of them likely crafted by fossil fuel industry lobbyists.
Republicans on the House's chief tax-writing committee made clear that the massive giveaway to the rich is a priority.
“The fact that our team stood up for the rule of law matters,” wrote the former special counsel.
Republicans are considering several changes to roll back the Affordable Care Act and drastically cut federal funding.
A new report by Oxfam highlights the disproportionate role of the ultra-wealthy in fueling the climate emergency.
The SEIU’s international president said union members “are ready to unleash a new era of worker power.”
BlueOval SK, a joint venture of Ford and the Korean firm SK On, has made clear that it will fight the organizing drive.
Aileen Cannon, a Trump-appointed federal judge in Florida, ordered the Justice Department on Tuesday to temporarily withhold from the American...
Outgoing President Joe Biden on Monday moved to permanently ban offshore oil and gas drilling across more than 625 million acres of U.S. coastal...
Israel’s U.S.-backed assault on the Gaza Strip continued unabated on the first day of 2025, with airstrikes and drone attacks across the besieged...
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