FBI Director Patel refuses to say who paid for $35,000-$50,000 luxury suite at George Strait concert he attended last year with girlfriend via government jet.
Trump fined $200 for late disclosure of $220 million in stock trades through major U.S. companies while serving as president, his second such fine in a year.
Trump announces plan to fill West Potomac Park with 250 statues for ‘National Garden of American Heroes,’ the latest unilateral remake of D.C. landmarks.
Colorado Gov. Polis commutes election-tampering sentence of Tina Peters, making her eligible for parole next month after Trump pressured the state for over a year.
Palm Beach airport deal lets Trump’s company sell branded merchandise, pick vendors, and pocket licensing fees from the renamed facility.
Trump bought millions in Nvidia, AMD, Palantir, and Axon stock as his administration boosted those companies’ business, new federal disclosures show.
Interior Secretary Burgum awards East Potomac Golf Links redesign to architect of Trump’s Bedminster course weeks after his department severed the nonprofit’s lease.
White House considered piggybacking arch construction onto unrelated AECOM contract for White House grounds, bypassing competitive bidding for the 250-foot project over a mile across the Potomac.
FBI Director Patel took undisclosed “VIP snorkel” around USS Arizona last August, swimming over the tomb of 900+ sailors and Marines at Pearl Harbor.
DHS plans November exercise sending autonomous drones across US-Canada border to gather ‘battlefield intelligence,’ positioning multiple companies backed by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.
Lawsuit alleges Florida’s gift of Miami land for Trump’s presidential library and hotel violates Constitution’s Domestic Emoluments Clause and forces other states into “arms race.”
Justice Department, now run by Trump’s former personal lawyer, weighs settling his $10 billion IRS lawsuit, with option of dropping audits.
House Judiciary Democrats accuse Patel and DOJ of paying over $3 million to fired FBI agents disciplined for misconduct.
David Venturella named acting ICE director after a decade at detention contractor GEO Group and a stint overseeing ICE’s contracts at DHS.
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool repainting cost balloons from Trump’s promised $1.5M to $13.1M, all to a no-bid Virginia contractor who works at his golf club.
Trump Mobile quietly rewrites fine print to say T1 gold phone may never be made, a year after taking $100 deposits and pushing back four ship dates.
Interior Associate Deputy Secretary Karen Budd-Falen admits on video to shaping grazing rules that benefit ranches her family runs on 250,000 acres of federal land.
FOIA records show 180+ polluters got Clean Air Act exemptions through email requests with no EPA scientific review.
Transportation Secretary Duffy reveals he spent parts of seven months filming reality TV road trip with his family while in office.
Trump administration restores National Links Trust to run two DC golf courses while moving toward East Potomac overhaul.
Trump asks 2nd Circuit to pause $83 million Carroll defamation judgment as DOJ joins push to substitute United States as defendant under Westfall Act.
Palm Beach County approves licensing deal giving Trump Organization vendor pre-approval, audit rights, and trademark control of renamed airport.
Senate GOP attaches $1 billion in taxpayer money for Trump ballroom security to immigration reconciliation bill, contradicting “not one penny” pledge.
FDA approves four flavored vapes from Glas Inc. days after Trump reprimanded Commissioner Makary for moving too slowly.
Musk settles SEC suit over delayed 2022 Twitter stake disclosure for record $1.5 million fine, one percent of $150 million he saved.
Democracy Forward asks federal judge to block Trump’s East Potomac Golf Links renovation as White House East Wing demolition debris piles on the public course.
Trump’s National Garden of American Heroes plan grows beyond $40 million Congress approved as renderings expand West Potomac Park footprint.
Air Force swaps Arabic exit signs for presidential seals on Qatari 747, leather couches and all, becoming Air Force One this summer.
Air Force agrees to buy interceptor drones from Powerus, a West Palm Beach company backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.
Amazon executives have internally discussed rebooting “The Apprentice” with Donald Trump Jr. as host on Prime Video, Wall Street Journal reports.
State Department plans 250th anniversary passport redesign placing Trump’s portrait and signature over Declaration of Independence text.
Defense Secretary Hegseth and Kid Rock take Apache helicopter ride one month after Hegseth shut down Army investigation into pilots flying over Kid Rock’s home.
Florida Democrat Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from Congress 30 minutes before Ethics Committee was set to recommend punishment, after filing for reelection four days earlier.
Justice Department demands preservation group drop White House ballroom lawsuit by Monday, citing Correspondents’ Dinner shooting.
Park Service awarded Trump’s ballroom contractor secret no-bid $17.4 million Lafayette Park fountain contract.
Federal judge questions whether Trump can sue the IRS for $10 billion over leaked tax returns when he controls the agency he is suing.
Former DHS Secretary Noem continues using waterfront Coast Guard commandant’s residence seven weeks after firing, Lewandowski still seen at property.
Justice Department charges Fort Bragg special forces master sergeant in first U.S. prediction market insider trading case after $400,000 Polymarket profit on Maduro capture.
Commerce Secretary Lutnick tells House subcommittee only one “gold card” visa approved since December despite previously claiming program made $1.3 billion.
Crypto billionaire Justin Sun sues Trump-co-founded World Liberty Financial for extortion, alleging the company froze his $776 million in tokens after he declined further investment.
Trump tells CNBC he will “remember” companies that decline to seek refunds from the $166 billion in tariffs the Supreme Court ruled illegal.
Oz orders all 50 states to submit Medicaid provider revalidation plans within 30 days, threatens aggressive audits, weeks after CMS overstated New York fraud figure by 4.5 million enrollees.
Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick resigns minutes before House Ethics Committee recommends punishment for funneling $5 million in COVID relief to her campaign.
Texas AG Paxton sues ActBlue over alleged foreign donations weeks before his own GOP Senate primary runoff.
Chavez-DeRemer resigns as Labor Secretary during active inspector general probe into office misconduct and grant steering.
Trump and IRS open talks to settle his $10 billion lawsuit over leaked tax records against the agency he now oversees.
Treasury’s terrorism-financing chief Burke bought oil and nuclear ETFs eight days before Iran strikes, while overseeing sanctions that move those markets.
Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer under IG investigation after texts show staff directed to “pay attention” to her husband and father.
Rubio orders U.S. diplomats to push “trade over aid” U.N. declaration rejecting humanitarian assistance as creating dependency.
