#Trump administration

After previously discarding Biden-era AI safety policy, the Trump administration has signed new voluntary testing agreements with Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI and may go further with a pre-release testing mandate.

A federal trade court ruled President Donald Trump’s 10 percent global tariffs were unlawful, marking a second major setback after a February Supreme Court ruling.

The dismissal of all 22 National Science Board members removes a key layer of oversight at the National Science Foundation and adds to the turbulence already surrounding US research funding.

A new federal push to speed access to psychedelic treatments and revisit their status as controlled substances signals a significant policy shift in how Washington approaches mental health therapies.

A new administration budget proposal would cut at least $707 million from CISA in 2027, sharply shrinking the agency’s resources as officials say it should refocus on network defense and critical infrastructure.

A STAT item indicates that a major Medicare Advantage announcement due April 6 could show how the Trump administration intends to work with private Medicare insurers.

The Trump administration plans to propose a fiscal 2027 defense budget totaling $1.5 trillion, combining a $1.15 trillion base request with $350 billion tied to reconciliation.