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Thousands of federal government employees have been shown the door in the first month of President Donald Trump’s administration

A nationwide tax credit could expand education freedom overnight—but could also open the door to new forms of federal overreach.

OPM has finalised rules to streamline the firing of low-performing federal workers, shorten probation periods, and increase accountability for managers.

Tired of politics yet? It's only February, so buckle up. On Today's episode of America, the EV tax credit is once again in the spotlight. Not only are lawmakers looking to end the $7,500 credit for new vehicles, but they're also suggesting repealing the tax credit and adding a $1,000…

"We need a lot more courage and fortitude right now"

President Donald Trump claims federal employees working from home are playing golf, working 10% of the time and taking on second jobs.

There are “no known security constraints and zero oversight” preventing Elon Musk’s callow crew from obtaining and disseminating highly sensitive personnel data, according to a lawsuit the employees’ union filed Sunday

We could decentralize education, improve outcomes, and help reduce the size of the federal Leviathan.

Now the Supreme Court is all that stands in the way of a “unitary executive”

The prime minister has urged civility after a man was charged for allegedly making death threats and anti-Semitic comments towards two politicians.

"State and local actors may not impede, obstruct, or otherwise fail to comply with lawful immigration-related directives," Bondi wrote in a memo