Team Trump’s war plan group chat debacle is an advertisement to America’s enemies
The Trump administration inadvertently invited an Atlantic magazine journalist to a group chat about war plans, again showing poor handling...
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The Trump administration has a high bar in trying to remove the Perkins Coie judge
As we were reminded when Trump appointee Aileen Cannon presided over the classified documents case, it’s difficult to force a...
Team Trump accidentally shared war plans with a journalist, sparking scandal
Americans’ safety is in the hands of unqualified amateurs, who clumsily invited a journalist to join a chat about a...
Trump admin seeks more power to review immigrants’ social media accounts
The Trump administration wants more power to investigate the social media accounts of immigrants in the U.S. who are hoping...
Trump responds after national security team accidentally shared war plans with magazine editor
Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic, says he was accidentally added to a group chat where top officials were...
Alina Habba gets a promotion as Team Trump further politicizes law enforcement
U.S. Attorneys are traditionally non-partisan. As Alina Habba's new gig helps prove, those norms were thrown out the window a...
Illinois progressive Congress member attracts Gen-Z challenger
CHICAGO — A progressive social media influencer announced a run for Congress on Monday in the Chicago-area district held by Democratic...
The Supreme Court appears determined to blow up its one good Voting Rights Act decision
Justice Neil Gorsuch, left, and Chief Justice John Roberts, right, on the steps of the Supreme Court in June 2017....
Trump hedges on whether he actually signed his Alien Enemies Act order
The White House insists that the president recently signed a directive on the Alien Enemies Act. So why did Donald...
To justify its agenda, Team Trump points to a ‘war’ that doesn’t exist
Attorney General Pam Bondi seemed eager to expand the definition of "weapon of mass destruction,” which was emblematic of a...