A federal appeals court has unanimously ruled that the Trump administration exceeded its authority by forcing a Michigan coal plant to stay open beyond its planned retirement date, costing the utility $295 million over 14 months.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration broke the law by ordering FEMA to cut its workforce in half, finding that the Department of Homeland Security unlawfully usurped the agency's authority over its own personnel under a post-Katrina statute.
Donald Trump says Americans could receive US$5,000 each if Republicans keep control of the House and Senate, a proposal that could cost the US government more than US$1.3 trillion.
The US Supreme Court has blocked Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map for a second time, clearing the way for the state’s older districts to be used in November.
A job seeker who received four rejection emails on a Sunday during a holiday weekend has written a sardonic tribute to the "tireless" HR professionals responsible — and Reddit quickly explained it was actually an automated system that never takes days off.
A job seeker who completed four rounds of interviews over several weeks discovered the role had been frozen in July — two months earlier — when they ran into a team member at a networking event, after the company never told candidates the position was on hold.
President Trump has threatened to halt US trade with deficit countries unless the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, following a stronger-than-expected August jobs report that pushed rate hike odds to 60%,
A candidate said they withdrew their application immediately after a recruiter arrived late, dismissed their resume and repeatedly responded “whatever” during a screening call.
A tech sales manager who applied to 43 targeted roles in one day received 7 interview invitations and only 2 rejections by 5 p.m. — a 16% response rate that Reddit is calling almost unheard of in the current job market.
