The world is back on "Trump time," as President Trump has spent his first weeks in office signing a flurry of executive ...

Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins (R-Maine) told The Hill Tuesday that she plans to vote for Russell Vought, ...

Having already run the country once before, Trump entered the presidency with the goal of hitting the ground running, having ...

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As of the end of 2024, the state had 2,905 unfilled jobs, a 16.6% vacancy rate. Some lawmakers are calling for the release of ...

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Trump has “hollowed out the rural Democratic Party,” said Kaletka. His focus looking ahead is not on winning the county back, ...

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The lawsuit is higher education’s first major attempt to push back against a deluge of executive actions in the first weeks of the new administration.

Democratic leaders are trying to figure out how to get their message out, as Republicans master the art of alternative media.

The shutdown of HHS web pages pertaining to HIV, LGBTQ+ health, and adolescent health raises questions about the future of infectious disease monitoring and research on these topics.