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News >  Idaho

CEOs of these Idaho companies make millions. See what they and their median workers get

Some CEOs at Idaho’s nine largest publicly traded companies took home hundreds of times more than their median workers earned in 2023, records reviewed by the Idaho Statesman show. Most publicly traded companies are required to disclose their CEOs’ pay in annual proxy statements provided to shareholders and filed for public viewing online at the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission. In 2018, ...
News >  Nation

Trump fires USAID inspector general one day after blistering report

The White House fired the independent inspector general for the U.S. Agency for International Development on Tuesday evening, a day after his office issued a blistering report assessing the impact of the Trump administration’s efforts to significantly curtail the agency’s mission.
News >  Nation

Judge orders CDC, FDA to restore websites taken down after Trump gender order

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the nation’s premier health agencies to restore online access to several websites that monitor HIV, health risks for youths and assisted reproductive technologies, which were abruptly taken offline to ensure they complied with President Donald Trump’s recent executive order on gender.
News >  Nation/World

Trump meets with Jordan’s king as he pushes Gaza takeover plan

The United States will take and hold Gaza while Palestinians there move to Jordan and Egypt, President Donald Trump said Tuesday during a meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah II, doubling down on a plan that would be politically destabilizing for that leader as the president warned Hamas that “all bets are off” if it does not release all remaining hostages by Saturday.
News >  Nation

The CFPB took aim at Big Tech. Then Elon Musk moved to dismantle it.

About a week before Elon Musk helped take over the nation’s leading consumer financial watchdog, his social media site, X, unfurled the details of a new payment system that may have drawn federal scrutiny – underscoring the complicated web of personal interests at stake as the world’s richest person advises President Donald Trump on a reconfiguration of the U.S. government.
News >  Nation

Trump executive order vows substantial cuts to federal workforce

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday that requires federal agencies to work with the U.S. Doge Service to cut their existing workforce and limit future hiring - the most explicit statement yet by the president that he supports “large-scale” cuts to the federal workforce.
News >  Military

Hegseth’s visit to U.S. base in Germany met with student walkout

Dozens of American students at a U.S. military installation in Germany walked out of their middle school on Tuesday as part of protests aimed at an official visit by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, underscoring the scope of disillusionment with the Trump administration’s crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
News >  Nation

Religious groups suing to prevent ICE raids in houses of worship

Twenty-seven organizations representing Jewish and Christian-based denominations filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against President Donald Trump’s administration, asking a judge to prevent immigration enforcement actions in houses of worship. As part of the administration’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants, the Department of Homeland Security rescinded a directive that limited federal ...