Donald Trump issued a number of orders reversing Joe Biden's policies, kickstarting his second-term agenda after the inauguration.

Kimberly Ellis, the director of the San Francisco Department on the Status of Women, was put on leave in March.

Tom Homan said he'll work with Kristi Noem to arrest an illegal immigrant set to be released by the California Department of Corrections.

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“Costa Rica is a beautiful place. You don’t have to go to El Salvador,” the Maryland senator said.

Concha argued that the possible loss of Musk’s involvement would not be massive since his government employee status was set to end soon.

"The Jesus I know was born in a barrio called Bethlehem, raised in a ghetto called Nazareth. He was an immigrant, smuggled into Egypt," Warnock told The View.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said 90 countries had broached negotiations with the administration and that "they all want to make deals."

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave a policy-rich address at the Army War College on Wednesday.

U.K. counterterrorism forces are investigating a Northern Irish rap group after it allegedly made pro-Hamas and pro-Hezbollah statements.

The Defending Education report found universities creating donation funds to funnel money toward DEI scholarships and programs.

“People couldn’t believe that I was saying no for any reason other than assuming my marriage was falling apart,” the former first lady said.

Trump’s statement reveals he may no longer be receptive to returning the marginal tax to 39.6%, where it was before he signed his 2017 tax cuts into law.

“The point is due process. He needs to come home so he can stand trial," the Maryland Democratic governor said.

The Meta advisory board co-chairman shared that the board doesn’t want to censor content but will do so if a "substantial connection to tangible harm" is seen.

"When 79% of the country tells you that they don’t want transgenderism in women’s sports, understand that your positions seem radical," Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur said.

Trump asked Education Secretary Linda McMahon to hold accreditors who violate federal law accountable “through termination of accreditation recognition.”

The Supreme Court is poised to score a major victory for parents and public schools against radical gender ideology.

The lawsuit argues that Trump overstepped his “lawful authority” in imposing the tariffs and claimed the tariffs “upended the constitutional order.”

The Republican congresswoman demanded an investigation regarding a recent decision in Illinois that allowed boys to compete in girls' sports.