Senate backs FRSC modernisation, calls for enhanced NIPSS funding
The Nigerian Senate has emphasized the importance of modernizing the Federal Road Safety Corps and increasing funding for enhanced safety programs and training.
Gleisi's Caravan Brings Together Lira and the Calheiros Family in Alagoas
A caravan of ministers from Lula's government will unite key political rivals in Alagoas as part of a series of events promoting federal programs ahead of the upcoming election.
Young woman approved in medicine at two federal universities and mother gets emotional: 'It has always been in the blood'
CecÃlia Leite, a 21-year-old student, celebrated her acceptance into two medical programs in Brazil, fulfilling a lifelong dream and exciting her mother.
VIDEOS: MG2 of Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Heavy rains in Minas Gerais have resulted in casualties, prompting federal government aid and program adjustments for affected families.
Rally against federal gun prohibitions, buyback planned for Saturday in Quebec City
A rally opposing federal gun prohibitions and buyback programs is set to take place in Quebec City, highlighting tensions between gun owners and government policies.
UFMA opens registrations for free piano and keyboard course for residents of Itaqui-Bacanga
The Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA) has opened registrations for free piano and keyboard classes aimed at residents of Itaqui-Bacanga, with a deadline of March 2 for sign-ups.
UFMS opens 3,200 free vacancies for people over 60 in courses and activities
The Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) is offering 3,235 free slots for people aged 60 and over in various educational and cultural programs starting February.
Frustrated Mayors: 'The Federal Government Should Take Care of Its Responsibilities Instead of Launching Funding Programs'
German mayors are facing increasing financial pressures, forcing them to make tough choices about community services amidst public outrage and personal threats.
Mayors pushing for guaranteed income programs decry the dismantling of federal aid programs
The Mayors for a Guaranteed Income coalition criticized the cuts to federal aid programs, emphasizing the importance of state interventions to support economic stability amid ongoing economic hardships.
Minnesota Democrats demand reparations from ICE after losing $18 billion to Somali fraud
Minnesota Democrats are pressing the federal government for reparations after a significant fraud incident involving taxpayer funds linked to social services programs.
UFRR offers 76 vacancies for graduates seeking new qualifications; see how to register
The Federal University of Roraima (UFRR) is offering 76 vacancies for graduates wishing to pursue new degrees, with applications open until February 22.
Josh Hawley stands by accusations after fiery Senate hearing clash with Minnesota AG Ellison
Sen. Josh Hawley accused Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison of failing to address allegations of fraud related to a scandal involving misappropriation of federal funds meant for child nutrition programs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trump Administration Again Targeting Harvard - Files Lawsuit Against University
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing it of obstructing a federal investigation into its admissions practices and diversity programs.
Federal welfare spending is a fraud magnet — and taxpayers are paying the price
Investigations in Minnesota reveal significant fraud in welfare programs, leading to multiple scandals and highlighting issues in federal funding practices.
New York: A Stress Test for Mamdani - Snags, Setbacks, and Pressures
New York City Mayor Zokhran Mamdani faces significant fiscal challenges while drafting a budget amid pressure from state and federal authorities, crucial for implementing his ambitious social programs.
Affirmative actions for postgraduate studies promote diversity, but challenge federal institutions
New federal law mandates affirmative action measures for postgraduate programs in federal universities, aiming to enhance diversity and reduce historical disparities.
TCU sees low use of FGTS and will request measures from the Ministry of Cities
The Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) will send recommendations to the Curator Council of the FGTS and the Ministry of Cities following an audit that revealed low execution of funds for sanitation, urban infrastructure, and support programs.
Lawmakers probe National FFA over Chinese Communist Party ties and DEI programs
Federal lawmakers are investigating the National Future Farmers of America regarding its partnership with a Chinese Communist Party-linked agribusiness, citing national security and tax-exempt status concerns.
RFK Jr unveils $100M effort to tackle addiction, homelessness and mental illness
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a $100 million federal investment to address homelessness, combat opioid addiction, and enhance public safety through treatment-focused recovery programs, as part of President Trump’s Great American Recovery Initiative.
BAMF significantly restricts access to voluntary integration courses for migrants
The Federal Office for Migration is scrutinizing applications from immigrants wishing to voluntarily attend integration courses, resulting in many being unable to start programs, leading to criticism of Minister Dobrindt by the Greens.
24 hours of chaos as mental health grants are slashed then restored
The Trump administration quickly restored $2 billion in federal grants for mental health and addiction programs after a sudden cut caused national panic.
GOP senator pushes to create anti-fraud special inspector general after Minnesota fraud revelations
Senator Josh Hawley proposes legislation for a special inspector general to combat federal program fraud after significant fraud was uncovered in Minnesota.
Federal judge temporarily blocks DHS termination of Family Reunification Parole programs over notice concerns
A Massachusetts federal judge has temporarily blocked the DHS from terminating Family Reunification Parole programs for migrants from seven countries, citing lack of proper notice to affected individuals.
‘Catastrophic’: fears for families after Trump officials cut $10bn in social funds
The Trump administration's decision to freeze $10 billion in federal funding for childcare and social safety programs is causing widespread concern about its detrimental impact on families across the U.S.
Noem puts Newsom on notice, vows California probe after Minnesota fraud bust
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has warned California Governor Gavin Newsom of federal investigations following a major fraud discovery in Minnesota public programs.
N.Y.C. Child Care Programs Brace for Cuts After Federal Funding Freeze
Child care programs in New York City are preparing for budget reductions due to a halt in federal funding.
The Trump Administration Sends About 2,000 Federal Agents to the Twin Cities of Minnesota
The Trump Administration has deployed approximately 2,000 federal agents to the Twin Cities area in Minnesota to investigate fraud related to childcare programs and the Somali community.
US federal employees file complaint against ban on gender-affirming care
Federal employees are challenging a new Trump administration policy that removes coverage for gender-affirming care under federal health insurance programs.
A huge scandal shakes vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Accused Somalis
Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota faces increasing calls for resignation due to a series of scandals related to fraud in federal programs affecting the state.
FBI deploys more resources to ‘dismantle fraud schemes’ in Minnesota
The FBI has increased its personnel and resources in Minnesota to combat large-scale fraud schemes exploiting federal programs, highlighting prior successes and ongoing concerns about more fraudulent activity.