Explainer: Are Trump's mass firings of federal workers legal?
President Donald Trump has moved to dramatically shrink the size of the federal workforce and mass terminations have already begun at several U.S. government agencies. But a tangled web of laws and regulations around hiring and firing government employees could mire Trump's efforts in lawsuits and delays.
Well, the most popular living president, per Gallup’s findings, is Barack Obama, who was viewed favorably by 59-percent of ...
Most recently on the construction front, Trump threatened to impose new tariffs on Canada and Mexico but temporarily pulled ...
U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson issued a temporary restraining order Friday afternoon, in effect holding off on ...
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It's been nearly a month in office for President Donald Trump, and he's acted with dizzying speed to reorder the American ...
As daylight saving time approaches, President Donald Trump has voiced support for ending the time change, calling it “costly" and “inconvenient." Will his administration take action?
Donald Trump's mug shot, which was taken after he was arrested on election racketeering charges in Georgia in 2023, was seen ...
Patti Wood, a body language and nonverbal communication expert and author of SNAP: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body ...
France is preparing to host an informal meeting of leaders on Monday, which Mr Starmer will attend, as will Nato Secretary ...
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Here’s the latest… What to say about term-two Donald Trump? The president is testing his limits — legally, politically and ...
The field is stacked with stars, including four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves, a former “Dancing with the ...
If President Trump's first term in office is any indication, his promise to "not touch Social Security" won't last long.
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