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As of February 20, Trump has signed a total of 73 orders, 68 of which have been published and gone into effect.

Last season’s flu vaccine prevented 9.8 million illnesses and 7,900 deaths nationwide, the CDC says.

The order looks to "defend against the waste of hard-earned taxpayer resources, and protect benefits for American citizens in need"

It’s time to acknowledge the elephant in the room here: Elon Musk’s meddling in global politics, far-right activism and wanton slash-and-burn of U.S government departments and programs via the so-called Department of Government Efficiency are increasingly inseparable from the average person’s perception of Tesla. For a while, folks were content…

The "All I Wanna Do" singer shared a video of her Tesla being hauled away on Instagram

The ‘If It Makes You Happy’ singer posted a video of herself waving goodbye to her Tesla

Clients and workers complain about name repetition being disingenuous, manipulative, and “icky.” Others contend there’s truth in the tactic.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene leads hearings on USAID, NPR, and government efficiency, emphasizing transparency and accountability.

Press organization submitted legal filing about missing video related to case against Glen Simon

Pet owners probably shouldn't be afraid their cats will give them bird flu but taking precautions is good for pets

During a time of pressure on public broadcasters, PBS says that it is shutting down its office of diversity, equity and inclusion and firing the two executives who staffed it