FEMA says it's halting payments for migrant housing in New York after Musk blasts money for hotels
Musk, who as head of the Department of Government Efficiency has consolidated control over much of the federal government and is working to cut costs and shrink the workforce, posted on X that his team “just discovered that FEMA sent $59M LAST WEEK to luxury hotels in New York City to house illegal migrants.
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Transgender college students in Utah will be prohibited from living in dorms consistent with their gender identity under a ...
What You Need to Know Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Tuesday acknowledged the Fed has limited ability to influence ...
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