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Treasury Department recoups $31 million in improper government payments to dead people

The Treasury Department announced this week that it had recouped more than $31 million in fraud and improper payments to dead people during just five months of having access to the Social Security Administration's federal death database.

Dem senator quizzes Noem on how she will work with Homan: ‘Who is in charge?’

Kristi Noem, President-elect Trump's pick to lead the Department of Homeland Security, was asked to clarify how she will work with border czar Tom Homan.

Noem optimistic Laken Riley would still be alive if she were DHS secretary, as freshman senator rips Mayorkas

Trump DHS secretary nominee Kristi Noem told GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno in her confirmation hearing that she believes Laken Riley would be alive if she had been leading DHS.

Trump likely to avoid inaugural crowd size controversy with swearing-in moved indoors

Controversy over President-elect Trump's inaugural crowd sizes likely will remain out of the conversation since the ceremony will be moved indoors due to harsh weather conditions.

DOGE caucus plans for biggest impact, eyeing key tools to expedite cutting waste

The DOGE caucus on Thursday discussed strategic ways to address as much government waste as possible.

Obama wishes wife Michelle happy birthday as she stays away from key public events

Former President Obama wished his wife, Michelle Obama, a happy birthday on Friday. Michelle has remained out of the spotlight in recent weeks.

Energy expert weighs in on 23 state attorneys general suing EPA over new methane emissions fee

Steve Milloy, a former Trump administration EPA official, said that Congress needs to remake the law in order for the new methane emissions rule to be reversed.

Gov. Sanders announces plan to empower parents to sue Big Tech for role in teen mental health crisis

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kentucky Gov. Andrew Beshear will be speaking at Davos about economic opportunity, while Sanders will also address Big Tech.

Trump’s inauguration, parade to be moved indoors due to extreme cold

President-elect Donald Trump announced that his inauguration ceremony will be moved indoors at the Capitol on Monday due to the bitter cold temperatures expected in Washington.

Trump’s swearing-in will move inside the Capitol Rotunda because of intense cold

President-elect Donald Trump will take the oath of office from inside the Capitol Rotunda on Monday due to forecasts of intense cold weather, according to a person familiar with the matter.

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