Federal prosecutors sue Evansville-area farmers, alleging Clean Water Act violations
Federal officials are suing four Southern Indiana farmers, accusing them of violating provisions of the Clean Water Act.
Former Grim Reapers headquarters is now owned by the 'United States of America'
The former home of an Evansville motorcycle club is now owned by the federal government. It's unclear when they may sell it.
Joni Ernst, head of the Senate's new DOGE caucus, wants to make the federal establishment 'squeal' through trillions in cuts
Sen. Joni Ernst, who has been tapped to lead the Senate's DOGE caucus, believes there's a "blueprint for success" on planned ...
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Utah, other Western states ask Supreme Court to return millions of acres of land back to the states
The federal burden in the West infringes on our sovereignty and undermines our equality with other States, all in direct ...
Opinion - To constrain Trump, progressives should look to the states
Progressives must embrace the Constitution's limits on governmental power, including federalism and separation of powers, in ...
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy Call for Five-Day In-Office Workweeks for Federal Employees
In an opinion column in The Wall Street Journal, the heads of the new Department of Government Efficiency said taxpayers ...
Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel Concludes: Constitution Prohibits Continued Federal Prosecution of President-Elect
From Special Counsel Jack Smith's filing in U.S. v. Trump: ...
How Trump's plan to shut down the U.S. Department of Education could impact Maryland
President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to abolish the U.S. Department of Education. In less than two months, Trump will ...
Navigating Change: Preparing Federal Employees For A New Administration
The 2024 election has brought significant changes, with Donald Trump returning to the White House after securing both the ...
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Trump Wants to Move Federal Jobs Out of the DC Area. Here’s What It Was Like the Last Time He Did That.
Federal workers and union leaders from the Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Land Management share cautionary tales.