The administration started running Trump-focused national ads that have come under ethical scrutiny for using taxpayer funds.

Democrat Sam Forstag was a smokejumper with the Forest Service when Trump took a sledgehammer to the federal workforce.

The request comes as fears grow that the president will make concessions to China on the island’s security.

Agents and National Guard troops handed out fliers outside a Northwest elementary school, as a helicopter hovered overhead.

One senior official within an inspector general’s office questioned whether the public is “being bamboozled.”

In Utah, Trump resurfaced a decades-long dispute over how to protect some of the country’s crown jewels.

The Interior secretary is quietly meeting with AI hyperscalers while seeking to accommodate them on his department’s land.

In Utah, Trump resurfaced a decades-long dispute over how to protect some of the country’s crown jewels.

In Utah, Trump resurfaced a decades-long dispute over how to protect some of the country’s crown jewels.

In Utah, Trump resurfaced a decades-long dispute over how to protect some of the country’s crown jewels.

In Utah, Trump resurfaced a decades-long dispute over how to protect some of the country’s crown jewels.

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A trademark dispute scuttled its plans to relaunch as The Washington Star, so the site chose a different name.

Rising stars in the Democratic Party are promoting their tech modernization teams in a post-DOGE political landscape.

All Interior Department bureaus are considering major shake-ups under an edict from leadership.

Officials at the Office of Minority Health told grantees that they’re prioritizing “root causes” of infertility and promoting exercise.

Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee want a briefing from the Trump administration on the details.

We’ll talk about the consequences of privatizing a cherished landmark and the efforts to stop it.

This time, the Defense Department is telling lawmakers ahead of time that it plans to push back the forever chemical cleanup timelines.

With Yosemite overcrowded and understaffed, the Trump administration’s proposed deal with a private developer faces backlash.

The National Park Service is under pressure to make an unprecedented deal that cedes a quarter-mile strip of the park.

Around 30 top staffers have been reshuffled, with some people moving to teams outside their areas of expertise.

Between canceled reports, deleted pages and mass firings, the government is getting less oversight.

A broad coalition of support has collapsed for a tool that the Treasury recently deemed essential for rooting out fraud, money laundering and other illicit activity.

The Trump administration has politicized federal grants without a formal rule.

The funding planned for the 287(g) program far exceeds spending in the first Trump administration.

Arizona, Nevada and California are expected to be hit the hardest as Colorado River levels drop to historic lows.

Katie Miller, who has since called for infectious disease doctor Anthony Fauci to be jailed, has said Fauci’s diary entries are self-aggrandizing.

National wildfire response coordinators are triaging across fires raging primarily in Oregon, Colorado and Washington.

Trump is again cutting Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears, this time by nearly 3 million acres combined.

Or who is footing the bill. But fireworks companies speculate that the record-breaking event is a “many multimillion-dollar production.”

Then Trump redirected the money for his own beautification projects.

The court ruled that federal law protects Monsanto from lawsuits claiming Roundup caused their cancer.

This time the government is stipulating: Future contractors have to keep the water “clear.”

“It’s a big problem,” says Sen. Thom Tillis of the $352 million moved from personnel and training.

The previously unreported delays push back efforts up to 20 years -- including at sites where the chemicals have contaminated local drinking water.

The previously unreported delays push back efforts up to 20 years — including at sites where the chemicals have contaminated local drinking water.