Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heaped praise on President Trump at a press conference Tuesday, saying he's done more for the Jewish state than any other U.S. president in history.
Things have changed since President Trump's team took over at the Department of Education, and that includes the Free Application for Federal Student Aid rollout.
Chances of the Senate voting down any of President Trump's Cabinet-level nominees have all but evaporated as initially skeptical Republicans are falling in line with his most unconventional picks.
President Trump plans to shrink the size of government includes abolishing the Education Department, which spends $80 billion a year as student test scores plunge.
The Senate may steamroll the House on a budget blueprint needed to formally begin the legislative process for advancing much of President Trump's agenda if Republicans in the lower chamber can't come together on a plan.
President Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House Tuesday, his first in-person meeting with a foreign leader since he started his second term.