When President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act slashed hundreds of billions from Medicaid, hospitals thought the situation was already bad. But hospitals are now bracing for new regulations from the administration that will cut even deeper, and experts warn it could cause widespread “harm” to patients.
Conservative “Squawk Box” host Joe Kernen is concerned that Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has a conflict of interest.
“The unsigned opinion raises an obvious question — if the National Trust for Historic Preservation can’t challenge the destruction of a historic building, who can? — and a less obvious one: How is the White House like a crocodile?”
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy doesn’t trust the government he works for.
A business relocation does not have to mean putting normal operations on hold. For a Dunedin company, the more useful approach may be to divide the transition into stages: move what is needed first, place surplus assets somewhere secure, and bring the remaining items into the new workspace when there is room for them. That…
The Supreme Court shot down a lawsuit trying to block President Donald Trump’s hugely unpopular White House ballroom project, and a “complicated” legal rule means that it is highly unlikely that anyone else will be able to stop it.
When Donald Trump broadened his coalition during the 2024 presidential race, tech CEOs like Elon Musk and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel were among his ardent supporters. But with the 2026 midterms a little over two months away, both GOP and Democratic voters are rebelling against something Trump passionately supports: data centers.
The resignation from Army Secretary Dan Driscoll sent shockwaves through the government and the military as Driscoll made it clear to President Donald Trump that things were not going well in the Department of Defense.
A battle broke out on CNN Wednesday morning as a Democratic pundit fact-checked the GOP panelist about the work he claims the White House is doing to help on the affordability crisis.
A large household does not move in the same way as a two-person apartment. There may be several bedrooms to prepare, furniture for multiple living areas, overflowing closets, children’s belongings, garage equipment, home-office gear, and years of possessions that have quietly accumulated in every corner. For families in Johns Creek, the key is not to…