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Donald Trump publicly criticized Jeanine Pirro and major oil companies, while also facing a lawsuit against Capital One over the closure of his accounts in 2021 due to alleged money-laundering concerns. These events unfold amidst broader political and economic discussions, including his stance on tariffs and upcoming meetings.
The United States added 43 Chinese companies to its blacklist over alleged forced labor in Xinjiang, expanding its veto on exports. China's Commerce Ministry denied the accusations, while some international figures, like Chile's Kast, continued to court China despite the US tariffs.
The Trump administration is moving forward with a plan to allocate $200 billion annually towards medical research, prioritizing support for individual scientists and private research facilities over traditional university-based research.
After colleges rejected a 'compact' last year, Trump administration officials, including Education Secretary Linda McMahon, are now attempting to push their agenda through an open letter.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has sent a letter to US university leaders, requesting their commitment to a slate of campus reforms by the end of 2026 as part of the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul higher education.
A timeline details the conflict between the Trump administration and the Smithsonian Institution, stemming from Trump's executive orders targeting exhibits that prioritize decolonization and DEI over patriotic American history.
The Trump administration's push to revive Venezuela's oil production has encountered obstacles, with the long-awaited revival proceeding slower than anticipated.
The Trump administration has targeted the Smithsonian's multi-billion dollar budgets, accusing the institution of promoting 'woke' agendas. This criticism is part of a broader push against perceived anti-American narratives within cultural institutions.
A shop owner in the US found her dream of owning a business challenged and impacted by the tariffs imposed during the Trump administration.
The Trump Administration has announced an $874 million push for artificial intelligence under the CHIPS Act, with GlobalFoundries securing the largest award in the initiative.
The Trump administration is ending a program that provided subsidies to standalone prescription drug plans, a move expected to lead to higher premiums for at least 11 million Medicare beneficiaries.
While the Biden administration took steps to protect workers from extreme temperatures, the Trump administration is reportedly reversing these plans, opting for a more lenient approach with employers.
The Trump administration has dropped vandalism charges related to the Reflecting Pool, admitting that contractors, not 'sick' vandals as initially claimed by President Trump, were responsible for the damage.
Twenty-five U.S. states have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration, challenging its latest global tariffs. The states argue that the new tariffs on 60 trading partners illegally raise taxes and were implemented through a 'sham' investigation.
The Trump administration has proposed new rules that would require Mexican train crews crossing into the United States to demonstrate higher English proficiency. This move aims to tighten regulations for rail workers operating across the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Trump administration has finalized plans for voluntary cybersecurity tests designed to assess the hacking capabilities of the most advanced U.S. artificial intelligence models.
A proposed overhaul by the Trump administration could significantly alter Head Start preschool standards, potentially allowing states to establish their own rules.
Columbia Sportswear reported a significant increase in its second-quarter profits, primarily fueled by the recovery of tariffs.
Exclusive court records reveal that the Trump administration's Homeland Security officials quietly attempted to force-feed at least 10 hunger strikers in detention. Medical procedures included force-feeding, intravenous forced hydration, and involuntary blood draws.
Canada's decision to allow a limited number of Chinese-made electric vehicles into the country, initially seen as a gesture to ease tariffs, is now being re-evaluated for its potential climate benefits.
A new round of tariffs announced by Donald Trump is proving less impactful and disruptive for most US small businesses compared to previous instances, with many owners taking them in stride despite the annoyance.
Conservation groups are suing the Trump administration over changes that could weaken habitat protection for endangered species, a move experts warn could also harm animals that migrate between the US and Canada.
Ahead of Pennsylvania's midterm elections, Democrats are focusing efforts on the 7th District to persuade working-class voters, who reportedly feel abandoned by the Trump administration, to support their party.
Harvard professor and former Obama economic adviser Jason Furman explains how tariffs, geopolitics, and the Federal Reserve's credibility are influencing the ongoing fight against inflation, suggesting that difficult decisions lie ahead.
President Trump predicts a booming market, but his administration's escalation with Iran and implementation of new tariffs suggest potential economic headwinds. The article explores the conflicting signals regarding the future of the market.
The US Justice Department dropped vandalism charges against former Olympian David Hearn, who was accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool, admitting that a construction company caused the damage during a "hasty and botched" renovation. The Trump administration had initially pursued charges against Hearn.
The US Treasury Department was sued by a nonprofit group claiming the government is improperly withholding legal settlements that the Trump administration could use to cover payouts to pardoned Jan.
Meta and Anthropic have been invited to meet with officials from the Trump administration to discuss AI safety testing protocols. The meeting aims to address concerns and establish guidelines for the responsible development of artificial intelligence.
The Trump administration's decision to withhold Medicaid funding from California and Minnesota over alleged caregiving fraud has caused shock and fury, plunging caregivers and disabled individuals into uncertainty.
The Trump administration has reportedly expanded its blacklist of Chinese entities implicated in forced labor practices.
The Justice Department is increasingly using federal conspiracy charges against ICE protesters, prompting concerns among legal experts about the broad scope of prosecuting political activists opposing the Trump administration's deportation agenda.
On 'Last Week Tonight,' John Oliver stated that Taco Bell has the moral high ground over the Trump administration amid a parasite crisis, blaming cuts to the FDA and CDC.
Despite U.S. tariffs and security rules preventing Americans from buying Chinese electric vehicles, Alphabet's robotaxi company Waymo appears to be importing thousands of them.
Pakistan's automobile industry faces a policy dilemma as the government considers lower tariffs, prompting manufacturers to warn of plant closures and job losses, while critics argue against the industry's long-standing protection.
Western Union's CFO acknowledged in an earnings call that reduced border crossings under the Trump administration are negatively affecting the company's remittance business.
Amazon has received approximately $600 million in tariff refunds from the Trump administration and plans to return a portion of it to shoppers, with customers having traceable import charges being automatically reimbursed.
The Trump administration has initiated a new federal rule leading to the arrest of over 25 undocumented individuals at airports across the country, marking a new front in its immigration offensive.