The Milwaukee judge, Hannah Dugan, was arrested for allegedly helping an illegal immigrant evade arrest, the FBI director says.

Court filings from her lawyers included a copy of the president’s pardon.

Illegal immigrants are not eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

DOGE has been conducting the cleanup operation for several weeks.

A judge had blocked the government from freezing federal financial assistance.

The transportation secretary said slashing red tape would help the United States in the innovation race with China.

The Women’s Health Initiative has been tracking tens of thousands of women for decades.

Prior regulations on commercial fishing were detrimental to the industry in U.S. territories like American Samoa, the White House has said.

Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.

The State Department states it will deny tourist visas to individuals who travel to the U.S. primarily to give birth and obtain citizenship for their child.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the high-level meeting was ’very successful.’

‘They had a meeting this morning,’ the president told reporters.

A political organization co-founded by Hogg is dedicating $20 million to primary Democratic incumbents.

The order directs agencies to certify that continuing employment for any probationary employee ‘advances the public interest’ before they can gain tenure.

Each state party will receive a baseline of $17,500 a month.

A federal judge has halted the implementation of a new proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registrants.

The minerals in certain areas of the Pacific Ocean are valued in the trillions of dollars, according to a recent scientific report.

The memo follows a congressional inquiry into ActBlue, the Democratic Party’s primary fundraising platform.

San Francisco, Santa Clara, and 14 other cities sued to stop implementation of executive orders to strip federal taxpayer funding from them.

The judge ruled that the Department of Education’s requirements were vague and gave no examples of DEI practices that violated civil rights laws.