The United States government debt has surpassed $40 trillion and is showing a continuous upward trend, raising concerns about national fiscal health.

The United States government is taking action to close a Kentucky-based organ donation organization due to reported safety failures.

The United States government has published the names and in some cases photos of Nigerians marked for deportation.

The NFL's controversial business decisions are facing increased scrutiny, with reports indicating that the issue has reached the highest levels of the United States government and Congress.

The United States government has dropped its case against individuals who protested an immigration enforcement operation in Chicago.

The United States government is reportedly taking steps to eliminate job protections for hundreds of employees within the health department, potentially impacting their employment status.

Chinese wireless technology company Quectel has filed a lawsuit against the United States government regarding its designation as a military-linked firm.

The United States government is set to issue new passports that will bear the image of former President Donald Trump.

The United States government is set to accelerate the process for providing insurance coverage for innovative medical devices, aiming to make new technologies more quickly accessible to patients.

The United States government has issued a solicitation for proposals to acquire 30 million barrels of oil for its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). This move is part of ongoing efforts to manage national energy security and reserves.

The United States government is considering a ban on Chinese-made air-bag parts after they have been linked to 10 fatalities.

The United States government is scheduled to release the detailed defense budget for Fiscal Year 2027 on April 21, outlining planned expenditures and priorities.

The United States government plans to set up 12 regional disaster response hubs across the country. This initiative aims to consolidate and streamline the distribution of emergency humanitarian aid.

The United States government's quiet registration of the 'aliens.gov' domain has ignited widespread speculation and conspiracy theories regarding UFOs and potential disclosures.

The United States government is reportedly considering a settlement of nearly $1 billion with TotalEnergies regarding a wind farm project, according to a New York Times report cited by Reuters.

The United States government has initiated a trade investigation into Nigeria and 59 other economies, scrutinizing their alleged failure to prevent the import of goods produced with forced labor.

Marrakech – The United States government agreed to dismiss its appeal against Morocco’s OCP in a long-running countervailing duty (CVD) case on March 4 – the same week that American farmers were…

The United States government has proposed measures to loosen bonding requirements for offshore oil and gas companies, potentially impacting financial obligations for drilling operations.

The United States government is one of the largest Bitcoin holders on Earth—not because Congress voted to create a strategic reserve, but because federal agents have spent a decade seizing cryptocurrency from criminals. Drug dealers, hackers, ransomware operators, and money launderers accumulated Bitcoin through illicit activity. Law enforcement tracked them down and confiscated their digital […]

The United States Government has praised the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) for its high level of preparedness, including facilities, ahead of the delivery of AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters.

The United States government has accused Iranian hackers of attempting to extort HBO. This incident points to ongoing cyber warfare activities and intellectual property theft attempts.

The United States government has offered a $25 million reward for information leading to the capture of a US citizen accused of leading Mexico's most powerful drug cartel. This significant reward targets a key figure in international drug trafficking.

Czech Defense Minister Jaromír Zůna has ordered an internal audit to review part of the project for Flyer 72 HD light assault vehicles, which were donated to the Czech Republic by the United States government.

The United States government has re-authorized foreign access to Anthropic's Fable AI model, following a three-week negotiation to enhance its security after an initial restriction on June 12.

A legal tech firm has filed a lawsuit against the United States government regarding an order that limits foreign access to top-tier Anthropic AI models.

The United States government has ordered AI company Anthropic to block global access to its most powerful artificial intelligence models, including Fable and Mythos, a move that has sparked doubts over how the US will police powerful AI systems and led to calls in Europe for an 'AI war'.

The United States government has finalized an easement for the Dakota Access Crude Oil Pipeline, a move that impacts its operational status.

The United States government has extended its protection for Citgo, the U.S.-based refining arm of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA, shielding it from creditors. This move aims to preserve the asset for a future democratic Venezuelan government.

The United States government is scheduled to conduct public hearings on April 28-29 concerning ongoing investigations into forced labor practices.

The United States government is reportedly weighing stricter regulations on auto imports as part of an effort to accelerate the reshoring of automotive manufacturing jobs and production.

The United States government is explicitly advising its citizens against traveling to a particular country, though the specific nation is not named in the report.

The United States government is pursuing a regulatory overhaul aimed at streamlining the management of offshore operations.

The United States government has filed lawsuits against Arizona, Connecticut, and Illinois, seeking to prevent these states from regulating prediction markets.

A Venezuelan man has filed a lawsuit against the United States government, alleging wrongful deportation that resulted in his imprisonment in El Salvador.

The United States government announced it has successfully disrupted several botnet networks that had infected over 3 million devices globally, impacting cybersecurity worldwide.

The United States government is preparing to sell oil and gas leases in the Alaska petroleum reserve, marking the first such sale since 2019.

A statement from Bessent confirms that the United States government has not intervened in the energy derivatives markets.

Hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against the United States government since Donald Trump returned to the presidency.

The United States government successfully won the dismissal of most of a lawsuit concerning the freeze of funds for the New York-New Jersey tunnel project.

The United States government is reportedly planning to significantly increase the number of white South Africans admitted into the country.

The United States government has announced a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of key leaders of Mexico's notorious Sinaloa Cartel.

Reports indicate that the United States government is weighing new requirements for banks to collect and report citizenship data from their customers.

The United States government has unveiled a $2 billion initiative aimed at boosting domestic mining operations and strengthening the nation's supply chains for critical minerals.

The Democratic Socialists of America have put forward a proposal for a significant restructuring of the United States government.

The United States government is donating 46 combat vehicles to Czech paratroopers in Chrudim as a gesture of gratitude for Czech assistance to Ukraine. This comes as Ukraine reportedly refused an Irish offer of armored combat vehicles.

The United States government is committing $250 million towards initiatives aimed at addressing and resolving two significant challenges in the field of artificial intelligence.

The United States government has launched an investigation into Germany's drug pricing practices, citing concerns about 'persistent underpayment' for medications. This probe highlights ongoing international scrutiny of pharmaceutical costs.

The United States government has issued guidance advising individuals seeking green cards to submit their applications from outside the country.

The United States government plans to invest $2 billion in leading quantum computing companies, including IBM, to advance the development of this cutting-edge technology.

The United States government has requested permission to continue collecting tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, despite a recent court loss regarding the legality of these duties.

The United States government has announced new, tighter regulations for individuals applying for the Green Card lottery, potentially impacting future applicants.

The United States government has frozen cryptocurrency assets totaling $344 million, which are reportedly connected to entities in Iran.

Reuters reports that the United States government has terminated the lease for the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB).

The United States government is reportedly considering implementing new crackdown measures targeting Chinese telecommunications companies.

The United States government is considering a ban on Chinese-made air-bag parts following reports of ten fatalities linked to the components.

The United States government is actively seeking critical mineral battery projects for investment, earmarking $500 million to bolster domestic capabilities in this strategic sector.

The United States government plans to invest $250 million into a supply chain investment fund.

The United States government is reportedly considering deploying thousands of additional troops to the Middle East as a new phase of the war begins, with a focus on securing the Strait of Hormuz for oil tankers.

The United States government has indicated that some airports may be forced to cease operations due to an ongoing funding dispute.

The United States government is set to significantly reduce the fee required for individuals to renounce their US citizenship.

The United States government could end up paying $165 billion of more in refunds for Trump's IEEPA tariffs that the Supreme Court ruled were illegal.

The United States government has refused to refund customs duties that the Supreme Court declared illegal last month, according to the Financial Times, with customs authorities reportedly rejecting companies' claims.

The United States government announced plans to allocate more than $1 billion towards research and development of new agricultural practices, aiming to advance sustainable farming methods.

More than 900 companies have filed lawsuits against the United States government, challenging the tariff policies implemented during the Trump administration.

FBI Director Kash Patel Says Bureau Uncovered Antifa Funding Sources Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), FBI Director Kash Patel said on Feb. 18 that the law enforcement agency uncovered what he said are funding sources tied to antifa organizations, suggesting that more enforcement actions could come against the left-wing movement. FBI Director Kash Patel speaks during a news conference at the Department of Justice in Washington on Dec. 4, 2025. Daniel Heuer/AFP via Getty Images “Whether it’s antifa or any other violent criminal organization—we know their operations don’t exist alone; they operate with heavy funding streams,” he wrote in a post on X, along with a clip from an interview with former deputy director Dan Bongino, on his show. Patel said that the FBI is “finding them and those who fund their criminal activity.” The FBI chief did not provide more information about the organizations, the source of the funding, or specific donors who may be involved. However, he said the FBI is looking into any financial backers linked to violence committed by alleged antifa operators. Agents are looking at whether funding was sent through U.S.-based nonprofit groups and whether any of those nonprofits had tax-exempt status. They are also evaluating potential foreign funding streams, he said. “Money doesn’t lie,” Patel told Bongino in the interview, saying that the FBI is right now “following the money” and that the law enforcement agency is “starting to arrest people who used their funds to incite violence in the guise of political peaceful protest.” Last year, Patel told The Epoch Times’s Jan Jekielek in an interview that the FBI is mapping out the entire antifa network and indicated that funding streams are being traced, coming months after the Trump administration designated antifa as a domestic terrorist group. The executive order, issued by President Donald Trump on Sept. 22, called antifa a “militarist, anarchist enterprise that explicitly calls for the overthrow of the United States Government, law enforcement authorities, and our system of law.” The administration also designated foreign antifa groups as foreign terrorist organizations in November 2025. The State Department, in its designation, stated that “groups affiliated with this movement ascribe to revolutionary anarchist or Marxist ideologies, including anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity, using these to incite and justify violent assaults domestically and overseas.” In his first term, Trump signaled that he would designate antifa a terrorist group in the midst of anti-police riots, violence, and demonstrations in the summer of 2020. At one point during the 2020 unrest, Trump warned that he would invoke the Insurrection Act that was last used during the Los Angeles riots in 1992, and he again suggested invoking the law as National Guard deployments were sent to multiple cities last year. Patel on Feb. 18 also dismissed longstanding claims that antifa is only an ideological framework and said that dozens of people in Texas have been arrested in connection with the left-wing organization. Federal officials in October 2025 targeted antifa and filed terrorism charges against five people in Texas, citing the order issued by Trump. In November 2025, the five defendants pleaded guilty in response to charges that they were accused of supporting antifa in a July shooting that wounded a police officer outside a Texas immigration detention center. Patel previously said the charges in Texas are the first time a material support to terrorism charge has targeted antifa. Bongino, who was the FBI deputy director before leaving the government in January, returned to hosting his podcast this month. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Tyler Durden Fri, 02/20/2026 - 08:55