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Trump's cornerstone economic policy faced another challenge as a federal appeals court ruled he did not have the authority under an emergency powers act to impose them.

The Education Department has cut off funding for campus-based child care at over a dozen colleges, objecting to child care providers teaching young children about gender and race.

The Trump administration's bid to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve board has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge, who expressed skepticism over the president's claims of misconduct.

The administration says it can cancel nearly $5 billion in international aid with or without approval from lawmakers under a little-tested theory called a "pocket rescission."

President Trump's pick for Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, E.J. Antoni, has been backed by Trump adviser Stephen Moore and Stephen K. Bannon.

A financial fast is a lot like rebooting your computer -- a good first step if you can't see a way to fix the problem.

Look up the official and unofficial holidays celebrated on your birthday ...

Michael Abramowitz was given an ultimatum: Relinquish his post or be fired. A judge ruled the Trump administration lacks the authority to remove him.

In other countries, partial government ownership of key companies is not so unusual.

The disappearance of a prescient 2023 item on the Messenger's news site highlights the broader problem of digital decay.