The TV-style approach could present the White House with an excuse to meet with some current Fed officials who don’t support lowering rates.

A federal appeals court signaled Tuesday that it may side with the Trump administration in a closely watched case over the mass firings of probationary federal employees, casting doubt on union-backed litigation aimed at reinstating them.

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is "hurting" the housing industry "very badly" and repeated his call for a big cut to U.S. interest rates.

Indiana Senator Jim Banks joined President Trump at the White House on Tuesday for the signing of his first bill into federal law. A release from Senator Banks’ office says the bipartisan bill, co-led by Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia,

A federal judge has struck down the U.S. Education Department’s attempts to do away with diversity, equity and inclusion practices in schools.

President Donald Trump is shutting down the SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education) program, established in 2023 under the Biden administration. SAVE paused interest on federal student loans as long as borrowers continued to pay down the principal, and forgave the debt entirely after 10 years.

Gregory Barbaccia, who was named the federal chief information officer just a week into the new administration, said one of his priorities is learning how to do more with less.

The move continues a remarkable turnabout toward the app for President Trump, who tried to ban TikTok in his first term.

The Trump administration is reviewing state laws that negatively impact interstate commerce and national economic activity, led by the Justice Department and National Economic Council.

The president has opened the door to a permanent military occupation of the nation’s capital—and maybe other cities too.

Michael Fanone said federal agents were being “co-opted” by Trump “to do things that are immoral, unethical and, in many cases, unconstitutional.”