“Our work has no relevance,” an astrobiologist whose research was cited in the administration’s climate change report said.

The Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” report misinterprets some studies and cites others that don’t exist, according to the listed authors.

The administration sent stop work orders to three University of Maine grants.

Energy analysts found the order, which invoked little-used emergency powers, alarming.

DHS Secretary Noem said she’s going to “eliminate” the agency. The lawmakers who say they were tapped by Trump to review FEMA say they’re working on reforms.

Ontario slapped a 25% tariff on electricity in response to Trump’s trade war, an escalation that could eventually lead to blackouts across Michigan, Minnesota, New York and other northern states.

The current political environment is creating a logistical nightmare for WorldPride organizers. One said they’re “rolling with the punches” in the final weeks of planning.

The General Services Administration is now revoking its request to terminate the lease for the building set up to manage emergencies at a New Mexico nuclear waste repository.

Trump’s team is fixated on specific interactions it had with DOJ prosecutors that could inform who they may go after first, sources tell NOTUS.

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New video obtained by ABC News shows UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's killer waiting for him moments before last week's shooting in Midtown Manhattan.

Career civil servants are scrubbing social media, changing job titles and looking for private sector work over fear that Trump may fire them.

Lawmakers are rebranding their deficit reduction efforts as a “Department of Government Efficiency,” but many are clueless about the new brand.

More and more of what Congress does on a day-to-day basis is naming post offices. Some members want to end the practice.

“The government’s position on the merits of the defendant’s prosecution has not changed,” Smith wrote.

Almost two decades after the first bill to cut funding for the organization was introduced, Republicans hope they’ll finally be able to get it done.

“I’m not gonna let the government tell me what to do in my job,” one Trump-supporting sheriff told NOTUS.