Trump Administration

Geopolitical tensions with Iran are driving up gas prices, creating a difficult political landscape for the White House as it approaches critical midterm elections and faces scrutiny over its economic promises.

A growing number of prominent U.S. scientists, including those from UC Irvine and Davis, have accepted positions in the United Kingdom following changes in federal science policy under President Trump’s second term.

Senate reverses vote limiting Trump's Iran war powers after tense meetings with GOP leadership regarding executive authority and legislative agenda priorities.

Federal officials have informed two judges that lawsuits against the abandoned $1.8B defense program are now moot after the White House pulled support for the initiative.

Amaryllis Fox Kennedy resigns from two intelligence roles in the Trump administration, citing ethical conflicts regarding the administration's actions.

Trump administration declares Iran war over based on April ceasefire, aiming to bypass upcoming 60-day legislative deadlines.

Federal order reclassifies state-licensed medical marijuana as less dangerous, a historic shift bringing relief to Florida patients and local businesses.

President Trump confirms military spending will take precedence over social programs like child care in the 2027 budget proposal.

Thousand-strong 'No Kings' protests swept through Central Florida cities like Orlando and Kissimmee, targeting the Trump administration's policies.

Trump officials prepare contingency plans for potential oil crisis amid Iran tensions, with implications for Central Florida gas prices and tourism.

HUD probes Washington state mortgage aid program, alleging race-based eligibility criteria violate fair housing laws amid Trump's anti-DEI push.

Trump administration eyes dropping Iran sanctions as gas prices surge to $3.89 per gallon, impacting Central Florida drivers and tourism.