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President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he has directed Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to also be interim administrator for NASA. Newsweek reached out to the Department of Transportation (DOT) via email for additional comment.
A high profile member of Donald Trump's Cabinet is on the edge of losing his job after, once again, causing the White House headaches at a time when things were going well, thereby infuriating Trump's inner circle.
This public effort comes less than three months after Shah and Dolan joined Gov. Mike DeWine, Sen. Jon Husted and Rep. Max Miller in Cleveland to make a push to grow NASA Glenn through attracting the headquarters that may move from Washington, D.C.
More than five months into his second-term presidency and with substantial policy wins under his belt, President Donald Trump faces an American electorate that mostly disapproves of his handling of major issues,
Carla Hayden has joined the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the country's foremost philanthropic supporter of the arts.
The Supreme Court greenlights Trump’s plan to slash federal jobs. Emory’s Jonathan Nash unpacks what’s next for agencies and American workers.
The supply of lawyers trying to leave federal service outstrips demand, government lawyers and recruiters told BI.
Trump’s NOAA job cuts are in focus after the deadly Texas floods. Terminated NOAA hurricane scientist Andrew Hazelton shares with MJ Lee on “Early Start” why he thinks it’s important to have scientists in times like these.
"Whether it be machinists or maintenance or assembly, all of the different types of jobs that are available – they have to come from somewhere.” President Donald Trump has said his tariffs,
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