- March 14, 2025
Liberal North Carolina city’s DEI plan for hurricane relief shut down by HUD secretary
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Scott Turner shut down a hurricane relief draft plan put forth by the city of Asheville, North
New York assemblyman tries to confront Tom Homan over arrest of Columbia University anti-Israel activist
A New York state elected official was seen Wednesday appearing to attempt to get past police while shouting at border czar Tom Homan, who was
Judge blocks Trump admin from targeting Democratic law firm after attorneys warn of firm’s demise
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order seeking to penalize Democrat-linked law firm Perkins Coie, siding with plaintiffs
‘Riley Gaines Act’ signed: WV governor inspired by 14-year-old shot-putter who refused to compete against male
FIRST ON FOX: West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey hosted former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines in Charleston on Wednesday to sign into law the
Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer’s first memo calls on staff to comply with Trump policies: ‘Let’s get to work’
FIRST ON FOX: Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer set the tone for her leadership at the agency, reaffirming in a memo to agency executive staff and
Trump is trying to remake the presidency. Here’s why
President Trump, through orders, firings and other changes, is remaking the existing system of checks on the president. Supporters say that is exactly the point.
Mahmoud Khalil: Lawyers argue over moving Palestinan activist
Madeline Halpert BBC News Reporting fromIn court in New York City In a Manhattan courtroom, lawyers for a Palestinian student activist argued Donald Trump’s administration
Federal judge rips DOJ lawyers, demands written retraction from Hegseth over transgender military policy post
A federal judge tore into lawyers from the Justice Department on Wednesday, homing in on a retweet from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth about disqualifying
Biden’s ‘Woke Green Agenda’ on chopping block as EPA announces ‘most consequential day of deregulation’
FIRST ON FOX: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the “most consequential day of deregulation” in U.S. history on Wednesday, putting the Biden administration’s Clean
Universities across the U.S. freeze hiring as federal funding hangs in the balance
Harvard University is one of more than a dozen institutions of higher learning nationwide that recently announced a hiring freeze, citing uncertainties around federal funding.