Trump administration
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Trump Administration Snap Restrictions Remove 5 Million Americans From Food Stamps
A 13% drop in US food stamp enrollment follows Trump administration work rules and cost shifts, straining food banks and school meal programs.
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Bill Maher’s Softball Interview With Karoline Leavitt Sparks Scrutiny
HBO host Bill Maher faced sharp scrutiny after adopting a notably non-confrontational approach during his interview with former Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
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Federal Judges in Washington Clash with Trump Over Fast-Tracked Capital Projects
Federal judges in Washington are increasingly clashing with the Trump administration over fast-tracked capital renovation projects and a collapse in legal trust.
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US Judge Blocks Sanctions on Rights Groups Aiding ICC Gaza Probe
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from sanctioning US groups for assisting ICC war crimes investigations.
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US Immigration Enforcement Targets Children in Surge
Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested more than 8,500 children during Donald Trump’s second term, sparking legal challenges over hotel detentions and raids.
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US Imposes Visa Restrictions Targeting Foreign Maternity Tourism
Following Supreme Court rulings, the US administration targets maternity tourism networks with new visa restrictions under immigration law.
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U.S. Election Officials Brace for Possible Federal Disruption Ahead of Midterms
U.S. election officials are planning for federal disruptions and ICE interference near polling places ahead of the midterms, sparking lawsuits and legal battles.
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Trump Administration Issues $90 Medicare Rebate Checks to 20 Million Seniors
The Trump administration is issuing one-time $90 checks to more than 20 million Medicare recipients in October to help offset Part B premium costs.
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Marco Rubio Selected to Lead Trump’s National Security Council
President Donald Trump has officially appointed Secretary of State Marco Rubio as his permanent national security adviser, formalizing a role held on an acting basis.
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Trump’s Executive Authority Faces Double Blow From Courts and Media Challenges
Landmark court rulings and a controversial White House media ban have pushed the Trump administration’s executive actions into a major constitutional crisis.
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States, Cities Sue to Block Trump Administration’s New ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule
New York and 21 other states have filed a lawsuit to block a Trump administration rule that expands the ‘public charge’ criteria for green card and visa applicants.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Order on Birthright Citizenship
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s order restricting birthright citizenship, ruling it likely violates the 14th Amendment and legal precedent.
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Trump Administration Pauses Global Visa Interviews for Staff Training
The US State Department has paused visa interviews globally for staff training, amid broader administration efforts to tighten immigration and asylum policies.
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Trump Shifts Iran Strategy Toward ‘Economic D-Day’ as Military Campaign Stalls
President Trump has launched an intensified economic sanctions campaign against Iran, aiming to isolate the regime after six months of stalled military progress.
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Supreme Court Stays Injunction, Allows White House Ballroom Construction
The Supreme Court has issued an administrative stay, allowing work on the controversial White House ballroom project to proceed during ongoing litigation.