Department of Interior Seeks to Rescind Alaska Oil Reserve Restrictions to Boost Energy Development
The Department of the Interior seeks to rescind a 2024 rule that restricted oil and gas development in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, as it conflicts with a 1976 Act focused on energy security.
U.S. Unveils $5.4 Billion Funding to Revamp Deteriorating Bridges, Scaling Back Biden-Era 'Woke' Policies
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced $5.4 billion in federal funds for repairing bridges, reversing "woke" policies from the Biden era on environmental and social considerations.
Trump Administration Officials Defend 'One Big Beautiful Bill' on Sunday Shows
Trump administration officials defend the economic advantages of the One Big Beautiful Bill on Sunday talk shows, emphasizing its growth potential and dismissing concerns about increasing the deficit or inflation.
WMATA Introduces Year-Long Bans for Sex Offenders and Violent Individuals on Washington Metro
WMATA bans individuals convicted of sexual or violent offenses on its transit system for up to a year, extending the previous 24-hour maximum. Violations of the Passenger Conduct Rule also apply.





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