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NOAA announced that it predicts 13 to 19 named storms this year, six to 10 of which will become hurricanes.

Texas is on the verge of banning THC products as Republicans there seek to expand the state's medical marijuana program.

This was the second time this year that Yosemite was targeted by protesters. After Donald Trump was inaugurated, protesters suspended an American flag upside down.

Kristi Noem chastised administrators for failing to properly address the administration's concerns over antisemitism, CCP infiltration, and DEI policies.

The memo said the company would also be adding some new jobs in addition to the cuts as it works to "adapt to the changing environment."

Jack Teixeira, the 23-year-old disgraced airman in prison for leaking hundreds of classified documents, said he's hoping President Donald Trump will pardon him.

The House passed what has been dubbed the "big, beautiful bill." OMB Director Russell Vought compared it to the 1997 Balanced Budget Agreement.

A Department of Defense task force has confirmed the department's successful removal of all diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and offices.

The announcement of McMahon's investigation came the day after Virginia's attorney general found Thomas Jefferson High School guilty of discriminating against Asian students.

Here's the rundown of significant late alterations made to secure passage of the reconciliation bill, which would enact much of President Donald Trump's domestic agenda.