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Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon will plead guilty to fraud charges in a deal with New York prosecutors to avoid jail time, resolving allegations tied to a fundraising scheme for a private border wall.

John McConnell says administration had defied earlier order to resume disbursement of billions of dollars

Trump’s defense secretary filed the memo in line with an executive order signed by the president

Judge rules US government has defied previous ruling that suspended Trump’s sweeping order to freeze federal spending.

President Trump wants to cancel the penny, but that's not the only item going away.

Co-host Ana Navarro joked that Donald Trump might respond to Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show by signing an executive order "banning Black people."

Transgender college students in Utah will be prohibited from living in dorms consistent with their gender identity under a bill that has cleared a final legislative hurdle

US President Donald Trump's administration has informed staff at the country's consumer protection agency that it is temporarily shuttering its headquarters and pausing all work, according to an email shared Monday with AFP. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) was set up in the wake of the 2008 global financial…

Five former Treasury secretaries are sounding the alarm, warning Americans that political interference in the nation's financial system threatens both democracy and economic stability.

Former head of Office of Special Counsel sues Trump for illegal firing, raising concerns about whistleblower protection and Hatch Act enforcement.

The judge also determined that the funds that must be restored include those appropriated under the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure Improvement and Jobs Act