On Monday, the Trump administration announced that nearly $500 million in federal funds will be redirected to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and tribally controlled colleges and universities (TCCUs). HBCUs and TCCUs will get a one-time investment of $495 million on top of
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced on Wednesday that the U.S. and China have reached a “framework” to implement a trade deal struck between the two sides last month in Geneva. Following Lutnick’s revelation, President Trump confirmed on Truth Social Wednesday that “our deal with
A federal judge has restricted the Department of Government Efficiency’s access to federal databases, citing a “breach of law and trust.” The effort was led by the American Federation of Government Employees, a group of current and former federal government employees and their unions
A federal appeals court has rejected the U.S. Department of Education’s (DOE) request to put a temporary halt on a district judge’s preliminary injunction last week, preventing the Trump administration from moving ahead with plans to dismantle the department. Washington, D.C., and two states
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump called Chinese President Xi Jinping “very tough” and admitted the China has been “very hard to make a deal with.” Trump made the statement on his Truth Social platform, clarifying that he still “likes” the Chinese leader. The statement
Tensions are rising… Staunch Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene seemed to side with Elon Musk’s opinion that the lawmakers who voted to support President Trump’s One Big, Beautiful Bill Act should be “ashamed” of themselves. NewsNation host Blake Burman asked Greene on The Hill, “Congresswoman,
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday announced a new visa policy aimed squarely at foreign nationals who try to suppress the free speech rights of Americans, especially online. The directive will deny entry to individuals involved in actions such
A tied vote, a blocked school, and a battle still brewing… On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court reached a rare 4-4 deadlock in Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond, leaving in place an earlier Oklahoma Supreme Court decision that bars the
House Republicans succeeded in pushing through President Donald Trump’s sprawling fiscal package on Thursday, which passed by the narrowest of possible margins – one vote. The 215–214 vote followed a turbulent 48 hours that saw late-night committee sessions, procedural skirmishes, and lobbying by House
President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill” survived a key hurdle in the House of Representatives on Sunday night, putting it one step closer to a chamber-wide vote later this week. In a second attempt late Sunday night, President Donald Trump’s bill prevailed in
FBI Director Kash Patel revealed his plans to relocate some agents out of the Bureau’s headquarters. In an excerpt of an exclusive interview with “Sunday Morning Futures” that will air this Sunday, Patel said the agency is reallocating its workforce around the
