Man behind Trump's effort to reduce the federal workforce sees plans fizzle The White House advised agencies to go big on downsizing, according to a document obtained by Politico. So far, it hasn't happened. Read More »

The mastermind of President Donald Trump’s effort to downsize the federal workforce, Russ Vought, promised to use the government shutdown to advance his goal of “shuttering the bureaucracy.” Presented with a layoff plan that would have moved in...

Trump's attacks on DACA generates fear for recipients, as future is unsure 

The Trump administration has sought to reverse the Obama era program that granted protections from deportation for immigrant children brought to the country. The Trump administration argues that DACA recipients are not protected from deporation,...

Chevron CEO applauds Trump administration's energy policy shift during Permian Basin tour

'Sunday Morning Futures' host Maria Bartiromo offers a preview of her exclusive tour of the Permian Basin and interview with Chevron CEO Mike Wirth, examining how energy strength is linked to economic competitiveness. In an exclusive conversation...

Trump’s initial trade deals in Southeast Asia have gone MIA

The struggle to finalize terms with Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines highlights the fragile nature of the handshake agreements the White House rolled out en masse this summer, which didn’t address thorny areas of dispute. That’s particularly...

U.S., Vietnam to finalize zero duty trade deal as 20% tariffs stays on most products

The United States and Vietnam will finalize a new trade agreement in the coming weeks. The deal keeps a 20% tariff on most goods shipped from the country to the United States, while allowing some products to move toward zero duty later. A joint...

A Beginner’s Guide to Buying, Storing, and Really Enjoying Tinned Fish

Sardines with sweet piquillo peppers. Albacore tuna with Spanish lemon. Trout in curry sauce. From restaurant menus to TikTok reels and subreddits, tinned fish are seemingly everywhere these days, and the wide array of flavors and varieties now...

Hyundai Engineering & Construction Wins First U.S. Nuclear Deal by a Korean Firm

Lee Han-woo (left), CEO of Hyundai Engineering & Construction, and Mesut Uzman, CEO of Fermi Nuclear, pose for a commemorative photo after signing the basic design services contract for large-scale nuclear reactors at the “Complex Energy and AI...

'Narco-banners’ purportedly threaten Americans to stay out of paradise

Fox News Digital spoke with Joe Peters, a former federal mafia prosecutor and senior White House drug-policy official, on "narco-terror" tactics used by Mexican cartels. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Two alleged "narco-banners" that...

How OpenAI CEO Sam Altman took complete U-turn on 'ChatGPT decision' he called 'Best for the World' just weeks ago

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently announced that the company plans to "safely relax the restrictions" on erotic conversations within ChatGPT. The move is a significant policy shift, allowing adults to engage in "hot and heavy" chats, a departure from...

Ted Cruz’s genocide, blasphemy and Ida the slave boy

Ted Cruz By Festus Adedayo Today, Nigerian leaders are busy playing the biblical couple, Ananias and Sapphira, on allegation that they abet genocide in Nigeria. They do this while being enveloped in how to rig the 2027 elections. As they do,...

Maryland’s energy policy needs unified leadership | EDITORIAL

Maryland’s escalating energy challenges demand decisive, centralized leadership. Residents expect their government to ensure electricity flows reliably when they flip a switch and hot water runs when they turn on the shower. Yet, recent events...

Nearly 5 Million Lbs. of Ready-to-Eat Frozen Chicken Products Have Been Recalled: Here’s What to Know By Desiree Anello

NEED TO KNOW Hormel Foods has recalled nearly 5 million lbs. of ready-to-eat frozen chicken products After customers reported finding metal in the products, the brand concluded that the material came from a conveyor belt used in production...

Judge Mary Southin was reputed to have had one of B.C.’s sharpest legal minds

Open this photo in gallery:Mary Southin listens to tributes from fellow lawyers and judges during a retirement ceremony at the British Columbia Supreme Courthouse in Vancouver.Jeff Vinnick/The Globe and MailMary Southin had one of the sharpest...

How this plunger-like device saved an El Paso woman’s life

The fear and urgency El Pasoan Anne Davis, 89, felt while choking on a piece of meat for minutes at a Westside restaurant is something she feels vividly two years later. Davis has partial dystonia in her vocal cords, a movement disorder that...

Early voting begins in contests to pick New Jersey’s governor, New York City’s mayor

On Saturday morning, a steady stream of voters turned out at an early voting site at Creedmoor, a psychiatric hospital in the New York City borough of Queens where Mamdani lives and Cuomo was born and raised. Deepa Paulus, a 28-year-old artist,...

Independence Square’s $3.3M streetscape project brings new sidewalks, landscaping and community space

The streets around Independence Square have a fresh new look and a big reason to celebrate.After months of construction, the city officially cut the ribbon Saturday afternoon on a $3.3 million streetscape project that transformed sidewalks,...

Innovative company unveils stunning facility that could revolutionize how we grow food: 'Future of farming'

"Go big." by Ren VenkateshOctober 26, 2025 Photo Credit: Dyson/YouTube Multinational manufacturing company Dyson recently shared a glimpse into its vertical farming operation at a 26-acre glasshouse in Lincolnshire, England. The new video, which...

A fence just went up around the New Orleans public library. Here's why.

At the corner of Loyola and Tulane Avenues, it’s not uncommon to see homeless people congregating – or sleeping – outside New Orleans’ flagship public library. But on Thursday afternoon, those who frequent the space encountered a half-built fence...

Trump and Brazil’s President Team Up to Troll the Press at Summit Meeting: ‘They’re Not Great Questions Today’

President Donald Trump needling the press is nothing new. But on Sunday at a summit in Malaysia, he had help from another world leader. Speaking with journalists ahead of a private meeting at the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Trump and Brazilian...

North Central West Virginia businesses put their two cents in about the penny shortage

By Faithlyn Graham, WV News CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Local businesses across West Virginia are preparing for life without the penny as the U.S. begins phasing out the one-cent coin. As signs across the country urge customers paying with cash...