House budget resolution doesn't cut taxes on tips, overtime or Social Security. Here's why
A budget resolution lays out a blueprint for government spending but can't change tax laws.
A budget resolution lays out a blueprint for government spending but can't change tax laws.
The House of Representatives passed a budget resolution establishing the congressional budget for the fiscal year 2025.
The agency responsible for federal EV charging stations confirmed via email it was working to determine whether they were "mission critical."
Social media users shared the claim in the form of a meme featuring a photo of Trump adviser Elon Musk holding a chainsaw.
The clip allegedly originated from "Triggered WIth Don Jr." podcast episode aired on Feb. 25, 2025.
A satirical site facetiously claimed Obama had been charging royalties for the use of "Obamacare" since 2010.
Gov. Janet Mills released two statements addressing President Donald Trump's threat to withhold federal funding, but neither mentioned federal taxes.
The jellyfish's big yellow eyes and mouth abruptly disappeared near the end of the video.
A group named Everyone Hates Elon claimed responsibility for the poster. "We don't want his cars, or his fascist politics," a spokesperson said.
The false rumor about the Minnesota congresswoman originated from the America's Last Line of Defense network of parody and satire.
Facebook users spread a rumor that Musk donated $112 million worth of Tesla shares to help the homeless.
The rumor spread as the tech magnate was continuing efforts to reshape the U.S. government.
The minerals agreement would create a U.S.-Ukraine-managed fund into which Ukraine would pay 50% of revenues from its "natural assets."
In 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump did call for a review of all regulations imposed by his predecessor on firearms.
The claim appeared to have begun circulating days after the 2025 Super Bowl.
The language change seeks to ensure Wisconsin law includes married same-sex couples as possible recipients of artificial insemination.
The AI-generated video was posted on the president's Truth Social profile.
According to a Facebook post from a former Kazakh security official, Trump was given the code name "Krasnov."
At least two accounts representing the former German dictator purportedly displayed gray, government-signifying verification badges in February 2025.
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After listing the estimated prices, the ad said, "You'll eat in. You won't drive. And you won't go anywhere."