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Judge orders Trump to restart climate, green energy funding

A federal judge ordered the administration Tuesday to reopen the "spigots" for climate and clean energy funding programs, ruling against President Trump's funding pause.

Students, ACLU sue over removal of ‘woke’ books from military schools

Twelve students sued the Trump administration Tuesday over the removal of gender- and race-related books from public schools operated by the federal government.

Biden, in first speech since leaving office, says Trump is threatening Social Security

Former President Joseph R. Biden returned to the spotlight Tuesday, excoriating President Trump's cost-cutting agenda, saying it threatens Social Security and will harm older Americans.

Trump signs executive order to lower prescription drug prices

President Trump is aiming to lower drug prices with an executive order he signed Tuesday.

Trump signs executive orders to overhaul government procurement, office space

President Trump on Tuesday signed a slew of executive orders overhauling how and where the federal government spends taxpayer money, directing agencies to move to rural areas and purchase more off-the-shelf items.

Leaked State Department memo shows major budget cuts, but officials say it is not a done deal

The State Department is planning to close agencies, consulates and several U.S. diplomatic missions to advance President Trump's "America First" agenda, according to an internal memo recently leaked to the press.

Judge fires back at Trump, Bukele as Democrats turn MS-13 gang suspect into new crusade

A federal judge reinforced her demand Tuesday that the U.S. keep working to bring back an MS-13 gang suspect wrongly deported to El Salvador, dismissing statements by that country's president against releasing Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Hong Kong’s postal service to stop shipping goods bound for the US due to ‘bullying acts’

Hong Kong's postal service announced that it had halted item mail services by sea and will pause the acceptance of air postal items containing goods bound for the United States starting on April 27.  “For sending items to the US, the public in Hong Kong should be prepared to pay exorbitant and unreasonable fees due...

Newsom doubles down on climate policy

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Newsom doubles down on climate policy California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and top state Democrats announced Tuesday they would seek an extension of the state’s cap-and-trade emissions reduction program — countering Trump administration efforts to thwart such initiatives. © Jeff Chiu, Associated Press file Newsom —...

Toy industry CEO on Trump’s China tariffs: ‘Christmas is at risk’

The Toy Association president and CEO said President Trump’s 145 percent tariffs on China will likely jeopardize the Christmas holiday for children as the world’s two largest economies remain entangled in a trade battle. “No toys are currently being produced in China. And there are reports that major retailers here in the U.S. are starting...

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