President Donald Trump unveiled his budget request for fiscal year 2026, proposing drastic cuts amounting to $163 billion in foreign aid, energy and environmental protection, and education — while raising defense spending to over $1 trillion.
Read More Trump Calls For Major Spending Cuts In First 2026 Budget Proposal Of Second TermTag: Office of Management and Budget
Pete Marocco, Trump Official Who Oversaw USAID Overhaul, Abruptly Leaves State Department
A Trump appointed official who has helped and oversaw the dismantling of USAID has reportedly abruptly left his post after just less than three months.
Read More Pete Marocco, Trump Official Who Oversaw USAID Overhaul, Abruptly Leaves State DepartmentTrump Admin Orders Federal Agencies To Submit Reorganization Plans, Brace For Mass Firings
The Trump administration issued a memo Wednesday to all federal agencies saying it needs to prepare “reorganization plans” to get ready for more downsizing.
Read More Trump Admin Orders Federal Agencies To Submit Reorganization Plans, Brace For Mass FiringsTrump To Sign Order Slashing Part Of Federal Govt. Workforce, Allowing Agency Eliminations And Role Reductions
President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order that gives the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) freedom to potentially eliminate entire federal agencies after finding enough evidence proving an overabundance of fraud, waste, or frivolous overspending.
Read More Trump To Sign Order Slashing Part Of Federal Govt. Workforce, Allowing Agency Eliminations And Role ReductionsSenate Democrats Postpone Key Vote On Kash Patel’s Confirmation As FBI Director
Senate Democrats delayed a key vote to advance the nomination of Kash Patel to lead the FBI, holding back President Donald Trump’s anticipated pick for FBI director until next week.
Read More Senate Democrats Postpone Key Vote On Kash Patel’s Confirmation As FBI DirectorTrump Admin Reviews Federal Spending: Loans And Grants On Hold
The White House will be pausing federal grants and loans to certain departments beginning on Tuesday as President Donald Trump’s administration begins to review spending across the board.
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