Trump adds Nevada’s Michele Fiore to his growing list of scandalous pardons
In a normal political environment, Donald Trump’s brazenly corrupt approach to pardons would be the defining scandal of his presidency.
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Steve Rattner: Trump is ‘desperate’ to show progress on tariffs
China on Thursday directly contradicted President Donald Trump’s claims that Beijing and Washington are actively discussing resolutions to a trade...
Hegseth threatened polygraph test over leak of classified briefing for Musk: WSJ
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demanded proof that Adm. Christopher Grady, the then-acting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, hadn’t...
The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles,...
Agents Didn’t Have Warrant To Arrest Activist Mahmoud Khalil, Documents Show
The federal government defended its warrantless arrest by saying agents feared the legal permanent resident would flee.
Trump Administration Flew Man To Texas For Possible Deportation Despite Judge’s Order
A plane transporting the Venezuelan man took off from Pennsylvania about half an hour after a federal judge ordered the...
Trump-Appointed Judge Orders Second Immigrant Returned From El Salvador Prison
The courts have already said Kilmar Abrego Garcia should come home. Now a judge says a 20-year-old man should be...
Judge Bars Trump From Denying Federal Funds To ‘Sanctuary’ Cities That Limit Immigration Cooperation
U.S. Judge Orrick said a preliminary injunction was appropriate because the executive orders were unconstitutional just as they were in...
You Don’t Have To Carry Proof Of U.S. Citizenship. But Amid ICE Detainments, You Might Want To.
Just last week, a U.S. citizen was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Judge Blocks Trump Order Expanding Voters’ Proof-Of-Citizenship Requirements
The Constitution only entrusts Congress and the states with the authority to regulate federal elections, a judge ruled.
