A recent decision from President Donald Trump's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) that caused mass hysteria among federal agencies and those who depend on them has now been put on pause by a federal judge.

After a 15-year career as a staffer on the Appropriations Committee in the House of Representatives, Shalanda Young became President Joe Biden’s director of the Office of Management and Budget ...

Presidents fully control FEMA aid. The operative word in federal disaster law is “may,” as in: “The President may make contributions to a State or local government for the repair, restoration, reconstruction or replacement of a public facility damaged or destroyed by a major disaster.”

A federal judge appointed by former President Joe Biden paused the Trump administration's temporary federal funding freeze just as it was set to go into effect.

President Joe Biden is stepping away from nearly ... which they pay for at rates set by the Office of Management and Budget. Presidents can additionally buy health insurance under the Federal ...

House members may have been out of town for their first recess of the 119th Congress, but that was no impediment to another busy and often chaotic week in

Joe Biden issued regulations costing an estimated $1.8 trillion, by far the highest total in American history.

Osceola County mine would produce tons of table salt and potassium chloride — potash — a critical mineral used by farmers to fertilize their crops.

Follow the action as three of Trump's most contentious picks for senior administration roles face questioning on Capitol Hill.

You can make all kinds of claims and promises when running for office. But once you’re in charge, you have to watch your words. There are consequences and real-life implications for the things you say at the lectern in the Briefing Room or behind the Resolute Desk. Your words can easily become policy.

On Monday, the White House Office of Management and Budget put out a memorandum, which is not supposed to carry the weight of an appropriation passed into law by Congress, telling federal agencies to stop for now distributing legally appropriated money for active grants and loans.

A 19th-century presidential assassination was a signature event in helping the U.S. establish a meritocratic system for filling federal government jobs. Now, Donald Trump and Republican loyalists appear to be making good on promises in recent years to make radical changes to the civil service.