Lawyers for President Donald Trump’s administration indicated they will appeal U.S. District Court Chief Judge John J.

DOGE is going after federal government credit cards in its widespread spending slashing mission. It has canceled more than 200,000 cards amid $1 caps.

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More than a dozen schools, including Harvard, MIT, Brown, and the University of Pennsylvania, have frozen hiring.

"Here, the executive put itself above Congress," a federal judge wrote, issuing a preliminary injunction barring the Trump ...

President Donald Trump's administration suffered another legal blow in its efforts to freeze federal funding for programs ...

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The latest wave of cost-cutting measures comes after the Trump administration pulled $400 million from Columbia University ...

In an email to Penn staff, officials said the full impact of federal funding cuts and policy changes will not be known for ...

Upcoming spending adjustments include suspending capital spending, freezing staff hiring and salary mid-year adjustments, ...

Leaders at UMass Chan Medical School are freezing hiring and spending, citing ongoing uncertainty surrounding federal funding ...

The appeal will send the injunction to the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals. Last month, the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals struck down an appeal for a temporary restraining order halting the freeze.