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Interior Secretary and former North Dakota governor says states, not federal agencies or Congress, will drive energy development under the new administration.

In his first month, the president has delivered major policy changes, winning broad approval among readers surveyed.

The research was inspired by a can of diet soda.

A nuclear expert at Princeton says the Trump administration could make a deal with Iran based on ’strict verification measures.’

Trade uncertainty led to the Federal Reserve delivering insurance cuts in 2019.

The president promised to push the center toward his ‘vision for a Golden Age of American Arts and Culture.’

U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas said the injunction could be lifted if the Treasury Department is able to address procedural issues for data protection.

Some terminated employees have been rehired and parks have been given the go-ahead to hire seasonal staff.

In the middle of the robbery spree, two suspects took a brief detour to Las Vegas to get married, said prosecutors.

Trump had previously said he wanted ‘one, big, beautiful bill,’ but indicated on Feb. 21 that he would accept multiple bills if necessary.

The Los Angeles County district attorney said the new evidence was insufficient and cited a pattern of deception by the brothers.

Higher education groups and Baltimore officials argue the executive orders violate existing law and exceed presidential powers.

The arts group vows to keep going despite intimidation.

Trump said the deal would help Washington recover hundreds of billions of dollars in aid to Kyiv.

The amendments, which aimed to encourage the use of clean-energy vehicles, were found to be inconsistent with state law.

The president also directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to nominate suitable individuals for five additional high-level positions.