Schumer Brings a White Flag to a Gun FightThe surrender by Senate Democrats on the spending bill needed to avoid a government shutdown turned a defeat into a debacle.

Russell Vought—current director of the powerful White House Office of Management and Budget and a key Project 2025 architect—best captured this theory of change in his chapter for the document.

Hundreds of pages of communications show career officials grasping for clarity in the weeks after the CFPB’s acting director, Russ Vought, ordered Feb. 10 a total stoppage of all “work tasks.” ...

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Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Navier–Stokes equations, foundational in classical hydrodynamics, have been adapted for one-dimensional quantum liquids. This adaptation involves generalized ...

One of the key arguments presented by the NTEU, which represents many CFPB employees, and its co-plaintiffs is that acting CFPB Director Russell Vought instructed agency staff to stop all work “unless ...

Russell T. Vought, the director of the Office of Management and Budget and a Project 2025 architect, said in a memo issued last month on the job cuts that “tax dollars are being siphoned off to ...

In President Donald Trump’s first term, Russell Vought was a largely behind-the-scenes player who eventually became director of the influential but underappreciated Office of Management and Budget.

During his remarks from the Senate floor this week on the conifmation of Trump's OMB Director nominee, Russell Vought, Senator Cory Booker unleashed on Vought, labeling him "flagrantly defiant.

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