Furloughed Small Business Administration staff are using partisan out-of-office messages to blame Senate Democrats for the 2025 government shutdown—a move that may violate federal ethics laws.
The Trump administration has terminated all members of the National Council on the Humanities without explanation, sparking concern over the future of federal support for the humanities.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth summoned global military leaders to demand a cultural reset, accusing the U.S. armed forces of becoming ‘soft and woke.’
Despite a federal shutdown mandating mass furloughs, nearly all EPA staff reported to work without pay—amid confusion and no guidance from leadership.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul warns that the 2025 federal shutdown could darken the Statue of Liberty’s torch and disrupt vital services across the state.
Once minor budget hiccups, U.S. government shutdowns have become prolonged crises—disrupting lives, travel, and the economy. Here’s how and why they’ve escalated since the 1980s.
The U.S. federal government shuts down as dueling funding bills fail in Congress for the third time in two weeks, leaving 800,000 workers in limbo.
After losing his home in the Palisades wildfire, Spencer Pratt has transformed from reality TV star into a vocal critic of California leadership and GOP ally.
A new PEN America report reveals book bans have become normalized in U.S. public schools across 45 states, raising alarms about free speech and education.
Following Charlie Kirk’s murder, Turning Point USA vows to continue—but the loss of its founder threatens the cohesion and future of the MAGA youth movement.