Executive orders are the fastest way for a president to try to enact policy changes, as he can issue them on his own, whereas passing a law through Congress requires majority votes in the House and ...

In 2021, the United States withdrew all forces from Afghanistan after nearly two decades. Since then, the U.S. government has focused on providing humanitarian assistance to the country. But viral ...

The rescinded order directed Medicare and Medicaid to test ways to lower drug costs for enrollees. Those tests hadn’t started, so current drug prices are unaffected.

There’s no legal way to undo a presidential pardon once finalized, meaning Joe Biden’s last-minute pardons of Fauci, Cheney, Milley, and others can't be revoked.

State Farm canceled insurance coverage for many in Los Angeles’ now-fire ravaged Pacific Palisades in 2024 by not renewing 69% of its policies in the neighborhood.

An LA-area fire department, the Los Angeles County Fire Department, donated extra equipment from storage to Ukraine once three years ago.

New data published Tuesday revealed that an increasing number of American adults struggle with literacy, with more than a quarter showing low proficiency in the results of a years-long survey. But ...

Legislation that Trump signed into law in 2020 requires the president-elect and his team to sign an ethical code of conduct and disclose conflicts of interest.

A reader asked us to compare The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and Donald Trump’s Agenda 47. We VERIFY how the two plans overlap and differ.

NATO head Mark Rutte said when Trump’s in office “he will be welcomed by a stronger, larger, and more united Alliance.” A quote about expelling the U.S. is fake.

A recent viral video that allegedly shows an assault victim of Tim Walz's is part of a malicious campaign orchestrated by Russian troll farms.

Claims that FEMA is running out of money to help hurricane survivors because it used its disaster relief funding to house undocumented migrants are false.