During his remarks in a Senate hearing this month, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse scolded Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy over Trump's Executive Orders, which he labeled "illegal and nonsense." ...

The White House fired an official because he knew the guy who criticized President Donald Trump in the famous “Anonymous” ...

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Thursday’s executive order says that agency chiefs may dismiss probationary workers recently hired by the federal government ...

The national security adviser seemed at a loss. It fell to Michael Waltz to explain to handpicked members of his staff this ...

Thursday’s court injunction temporarily blocked the Trump administration from requiring proof of citizenship to register to ...

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Multiple law firms have preemptively bent the knee to Donald Trump and agreed to provide him with free legal services.

The executive orders come the same day Trump signed a memorandum that directed the attorney general to crack down on foreign straw donors in U.S. elections.

A commission is barred for now from changing the federal voter registration form to require people to provide passports or ...