This is part two of a two-part series that examines DOGE's actions so far and what the future holds for the temporary agency.

Arts organizations across the country saw their grants pulled with little explanation, while a proposed federal budget sought to eliminate the arts funding agency altogether.

Despite concerns over UML dominance in government policies, ruling coalition partner Congress commits to support the upcoming ...

An 11% pay increase and significant boost in health care coverage over three years is part of a tentative agreement announced Friday by a union representing more than 8,000 Alaska state government ...

The committee’s draft is $384 million less than a version passed by the House in April and $1.7 billion less than Gov. Mike ...

The Trump Administration has proposed a $491 million funding cut to the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency for 2026 ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is set to recommend a zero tuition increase next month after ...

The Republican leaders of the Senate and House Armed Services committees were critical of topline defense spending proposals ...

Arts organizations in Lawrence could see losses to already thin budgets after President Donald Trump proposed eliminating the ...

A session that started under the lingering shadow of a bitter yet short-lived argument over immigration came sputtering to an ...

HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania reported $6.2 billion in General Fund revenue for April, surpassing estimates by $363.2 million ...

Actors and actresses advocated for more federal funding of the arts in Congress and at the White House on April 25 ...