‘It’s time for institutions to step up or risk losing access to federal student aid,’ Undersecretary of Education Nicholas Kent said.

The U.S. president has rebuked the British government over its decision to hand over the archipelago, home to a U.S.–UK joint military base, to Mauritius.

Funding lapsed on Feb. 13 after a final funding patch was rejected in the Senate.

Trump hosted representatives from more than 40 countries in the first Board of Peace meeting.

‘Respondents have far crossed the boundaries of constitutional conduct,’ Judge Sunshine Sykes wrote.

The president brought together community leaders, administration officials, and supporters to honor the legacy of African Americans.

A coalition of states has sued to lift a block on billions in congressional funding for Biden-era renewable energy programs.

The ruling gives the federal government an advantage in immigration enforcement, legal experts say.

Travelers may encounter delays at security checkpoints throughout the nation’s busy commercial airports, particularly if there are shortages of TSA workers.

The president announced that member nations will pledge a combined $5 billion towards Gaza reconstruction and aid at the group’s first meeting on Thursday.

The chemical has come under fire by the MAHA movement, with thousands of lawsuits across the country claiming exposure to it causes multiple types of cancer.

Revenue from timber harvested on the lands is shared between the U.S. Treasury and 18 western Oregon counties.

Diego Garcia has served as a key hub for U.S. and UK military operations in the Indian Ocean for decades.

As the DHS shutdown hits its fifth day, the White House and congressional Democrats do not seem to be nearing a deal.

The five-day, on-site investigations yielded hundreds of notices of proposed removals, alleging the schools failed to meet the agency’s basic safety standards.

The state’s Senate president, a fellow Democrat, told the U.S. House minority leader that most of his caucus opposes the mid-cycle map.

‘It’s time for institutions to step up or risk losing access to federal student aid,’ Undersecretary of Education Nicholas Kent said.

The U.S. president has rebuked the British government over its decision to hand over the archipelago, home to a U.S.–UK joint military base, to Mauritius.

Funding lapsed on Feb. 13 after a final funding patch was rejected in the Senate.

Trump hosted representatives from more than 40 countries in the first Board of Peace meeting.

‘Respondents have far crossed the boundaries of constitutional conduct,’ Judge Sunshine Sykes wrote.

The president brought together community leaders, administration officials, and supporters to honor the legacy of African Americans.

A coalition of states has sued to lift a block on billions in congressional funding for Biden-era renewable energy programs.

The ruling gives the federal government an advantage in immigration enforcement, legal experts say.

Travelers may encounter delays at security checkpoints throughout the nation’s busy commercial airports, particularly if there are shortages of TSA workers.

The president announced that member nations will pledge a combined $5 billion towards Gaza reconstruction and aid at the group’s first meeting on Thursday.

The chemical has come under fire by the MAHA movement, with thousands of lawsuits across the country claiming exposure to it causes multiple types of cancer.

Revenue from timber harvested on the lands is shared between the U.S. Treasury and 18 western Oregon counties.

Diego Garcia has served as a key hub for U.S. and UK military operations in the Indian Ocean for decades.

As the DHS shutdown hits its fifth day, the White House and congressional Democrats do not seem to be nearing a deal.

The five-day, on-site investigations yielded hundreds of notices of proposed removals, alleging the schools failed to meet the agency’s basic safety standards.

The state’s Senate president, a fellow Democrat, told the U.S. House minority leader that most of his caucus opposes the mid-cycle map.