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Make America Healthy Again Movement Extends Beyond Its Architect
‘With how sick and unhealthy we are as a society, this return to the basics is needed,’ said an Ohio mother.
Deportation Cases Spark Debate About Role of Judiciary in Foreign Affairs
The Trump administration told a judge that ‘foreign affairs cannot operate on judicial timelines.’
Congress Weighs In on FBI Arrest of Wisconsin Judge
Democrats back Judge Dugan, while Republicans cautioned others who attempt to obstruct federal immigration enforcement.
DOGE Says US National Science Foundation Canceling Over $325 Million in DEI Research
The cancellations are in line with Trump’s directive to end DEI policies in the federal government.
Trump, Zelenskyy Meet One-on-One at Vatican Before Pope’s Funeral
Both leaders spoke positively of their meeting.
Trump Says Russia, Ukraine ‘Very Close’ to Reaching Peace Deal
This comes after U.S. special envoy Steven Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia on Friday.
DOJ Rescinds Biden-Era Limits on Seizing Journalists’ Records in Criminal Leak Probes
Attorney General Pam Bondi said the policy change will restore prosecutors’ ability to hold government leakers accountable.
Trump Says He'll Choose Between Ken Paxton and John Cornyn in Texas US Senate Race
An endorsement from Trump would give either candidate a boost to their candidacy. Paxton currently leads Cornyn by 11 percentage points in opinion polls.
Federal Government Sues Rochester Over ‘Sanctuary’ City Policies
The city called the lawsuit ‘political theater’ and accused the Trump administration of trying to ‘commandeer local resources.’
Kennedy Center Cancels World Pride LGBT Events
Cancellations follow major changes at the center made in February, when President Donald Trump fired its president and chairman.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Halting Collective Bargaining With Federal Employees
The administration has said the court lacked authority to review the president’s policies.
Border Officials Announce Dramatic Drop in Yuma Sector Rescues, Deaths
Chief Patrol Agent Justin De La Torre said ’the message is out' not to enter the United States illegally.
Education Department Probes Berkeley Over Alleged Failure to Report Chinese Donations
Federal law requires schools to disclose substantial foreign gifts and contracts to the Department of Education twice a year.
US Attorney General Releases Details on New Mexico Judge’s Arrest
Court papers stated that suspected gang member Cristhian Ortega-Lopez was living in a building on the judge’s property when the illegal immigrant was arrested.
Senior Pentagon Official Joe Kasper Reassigned Amid Department Leadership Shake-Up
The Pentagon listed Kasper as a special government employee just days after announcing three other senior defense officials were placed on leave.
Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton Enters US Senate Race to Replace Dick Durbin
The Democratic Primary field to replace Sen. Dick Durbin, who has served in office since 1997, is likely to get more competitive
ICE Backtracks on Revoking More Than 1,200 Student Visas
The automatic revocations, some over possible criminal activity, had prompted dozens of lawsuits.
5 Things We Know About Wisconsin Judge’s Arrest for Allegedly Obstructing ICE
Judge Hannah Dugan faces felony obstruction charges as well as preventing an illegal immigrant from being arrested.
4 States Submit Waivers to USDA Seeking to Ban Soda, Candy From SNAP
The Trump administration has encouraged states to submit the waivers amid a push to make America healthy.
