The departments of Education, Agriculture, Labor, Justice and Health and Human Services made separate announcements Thursday, touting savings of around $40 billion.

The president’s vague threats make booting out his political enemies sound easy. Here’s what he can actually do.

Now the next phase of his presidency—as well as next year’s midterms—could be defined by his bet that the Republican bill, and other Trump policies, will usher in a booming economy. If that wager pays off,

Federal authorities have not explained the point of the exercise. But local authorities believe it was to sow fear as part of a continuing crackdown on the “sanctuary city” that has stood up to President Donald Trump’s anti-immigration agenda.

Brett Peabody resigns as head football coach at Long Beach City College after a hostile post to a journalist, according to the Long Beach Post.

Seattle woman refuses to remove pro-Trump displays after her Ballard home was struck by bullets in what she believes was a politically motivated attack.

The Boston City Council sought to commemorate July 4th by comparing President Trump’s “unconstitutional” actions to the pre-Revolutionary reign of King George III that led to “open rebellion”

Mamdani, a 33-year-old state assemblyman representing northwest Queens, last month shocked the political establishment by trouncing the longtime front-runner, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, whose name recognition, experience and support of billionaires and corporations, made him the favorite.