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DOGE exaggerated its savings; GAO audit questions 96% of Musk office’s claims
President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency made grand claims about the savings it earned taxpayers — but much of those never came to pass.
Education Department left student loan servicers in the dark on program changes: Report
The Education Department’s $1.6 trillion student loan operation has been running on inconsistent, ad hoc coordination with the private servicers that touch 43 million borrowers, according to a new congressional watchdog report.
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Trump vows to punish ‘leakers’ who said U.S. munitions are running short
President Trump insisted Thursday that the U.S. has ample military firepower and said he wants to prosecute "leakers" who told the media that supplies are running short.
Trump touts tax cuts, winning economy in Las Vegas, but it’s hard to shake Americans’ money woes
President Trump on Wednesday told a crowd in a casino ballroom that his policies are putting money in their pockets, a message intended for a larger audience of midterm election voters who are dissatisfied with the economy.
GOP Rep. Max Miller resists pressure to drop reelection bid as party anxiety grows over abuse claims
Republican Rep. Max Miller of Ohio resisted pressure Wednesday to exit his reelection campaign for Congress, even as anxiety over his electability was growing within his own party.
Legal aid groups alarmed as Trump administration awards $150M migrant child contract to Texas firm
The Trump administration has awarded a $150 million contract to give legal representation to migrant children traveling alone to the U.S. to a small Texas law firm with ties to the administration but little experience in immigration law, prompting legal aid groups who've long represented those children to warn that the move could make them vulnerable to deportation.
Detroit could regain Black voice in Congress with Thanedar’s tumble in 13th District race
Asked about his choice for Congress minutes after casting his ballot in Detroit, Michael Fuqua struggled to come up with a name.
State of New Mexico sues Justice Department and Todd Blanche, saying they blocked its Epstein probe
New Mexico's attorney general sued the U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday, accusing it of blocking the state from investigating sex crimes at Jeffrey Epstein's sprawling ranch near Santa Fe.
