Director Peter Alviti is being questioned by lawmakers Thursday in the second oversight hearing since the bridge failed.

A federal judge on Friday sided with a coalition of 22 states and temporarily blocked a federal aid funding freeze directed by the Trump administration — the second such order this week.

(AP Photo/Evan Vucci) Updated [hour]:[minute] [AMPM] [timezone], [monthFull] [day], [year] BOSTON (AP) — A second federal judge on Friday ordered a temporary pause in Trump administration efforts to ...

The Trump administration planned to scrub some federal government websites in order to remove content contrary to the president's thinking, administration officials told CBS News, and word spread ...

The Trump Administration took down parts of some ... issued an executive order on his first day in office instructing federal agencies to shut down diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives ...

The Trump administration put a short pause on most federal government websites Friday evening in an effort to eliminate DEI content and any language opposed to President Trump’s agenda ...

Boston – A second federal judge on Friday ordered a temporary pause in Trump administration efforts to freeze federal funding in the latest twist over the spending of trillions of dollars in ...

A federal judge in Rhode Island has formally blocked the Trump administration's spending freeze, saying in an order this afternoon that the funding freeze is likely a violation of the Constitution.

A Jan. 28 Instagram post (direct link, archive link) includes a screenshot of an article about the Trump administration's freeze on federal grant funding. “Rip FAFSA,” reads the post ...

A federal judge in Rhode Island has formally blocked the Trump administration's spending freeze, saying in an order this afternoon that the funding freeze is likely a violation of the Constitution.

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The Trump administration has a novel idea for federal workers who take its payout offer: Go work for corporate America instead. "We encourage ...