The Trump administration has touted some service delivery projects and launched a design initiative, but it has also fired and pushed out thousands of civil servants.

The Trump administration has drafted an executive order that would challenge individual states' ability to enact regulations governing artificial intelligence, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The Senate, with the help of Democratic defectors, passed a bill to end the longest government shutdown without the health insurance subsidies Democrats long demanded. The earliest the House will vote is Wednesday.

Our live coverage of the government shutdown and its impact on US air travel has wrapped for the day. Please scroll through the posts below for all the details. Vice President JD Vance on Thursday defended the Trump administration’s handling of food ...

The United States is planning to tighten rules for immigrants seeking permanent residency in America. The Donald Trump administration's proposed change targets the "public charge" rule, which has been in place since December 2022.

Those close to the Gateway program are tight-lipped and treading lightly to avoid more talk of terminating the rail tunnel project under the Hudson.

Crime crackdown: The president touted a federal court’s ruling that clears the way for his administration to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, saying demonstrations in the city are “like an insurrection,” despite reports to the contrary. Oregon, with Portland, is pushing for an appeals court to reconsider the ruling.

California became the first state to ban most law enforcement officers, including federal immigration agents, from covering their faces while conducting official business.

The Trump administration is divided about the best way to reform the controversial H-1B visa program, The Daily Signal learns.

The Trump administration admitted it “inadvertently” deported a transgender woman to Mexico this month after a judge ordered she not be removed to the country over fears she may be tortured or violently persecuted.

BELEM, Brazil (Reuters) -Ukraine plans to seek nearly $44 billion from Russia for the damage linked to an increase in climate-warming emissions from the ongoing war, a government minister told Reuters.