Trump administration
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Move to Halt FBI Headquarters Relocation
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration cannot halt the planned relocation of the FBI headquarters to Greenbelt, Maryland, citing unlawful fund redirection.
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Trump Administration Pauses Big Bend Border Construction Amid Bipartisan Pressure
CBP head Rodney Scott announced a temporary pause in Big Bend National Park construction following intense bipartisan backlash over environmental impacts.
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Marco Rubio Faces Backlash Over Citizenship Claims Amid Trump Administration’s ‘Gold Card’ Program
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was challenged on social media for claiming citizenship is not for sale while the administration runs its paid residency program.
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Fetterman signals opposition to Trump AG nominee Todd Blanche
Senator John Fetterman announced he will not support Todd Blanche for Attorney General, marking a shift after previously backing several of President Trump’s nominees.
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Wisconsin Joins 25-State Lawsuit Challenging New Trump Administration Tariffs
Wisconsin and 24 other states have filed a lawsuit challenging new 10-12.5% import tariffs, citing illegal executive action and rising consumer prices.
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Scientists Urge End to ‘Harassment’ of Dr. Anthony Fauci Ahead of Congressional Hearing
Over 155 scientists signed an open letter demanding an end to the harassment of Dr. Anthony Fauci as he prepares for a Senate hearing on Covid-19 origins.
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Trump Administration Revives Strict ‘Public Charge’ Rule for Green Card Applicants
The Trump administration has revived the ‘public charge’ rule, allowing officials to deny green cards to applicants using public benefits starting Sept. 18, 2026.
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Trump Administration Expands ‘Third-Country’ Deportation Strategy
The Trump administration is increasingly utilizing third-country deportations, sending migrants to nations other than their own, raising significant legal concerns.
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Senate Confirmation Hearing Highlights Scrutiny Over Blanche’s DOJ Leadership
Acting AG Todd Blanche faced a rigorous Senate confirmation hearing as lawmakers questioned his independence from President Trump and past DOJ policy decisions.
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US Secretary of State Rubio Launches Campaign to ‘Dismantle’ ICC
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a systematic campaign to dismantle the ICC, citing threats to American sovereignty and potential legal risks.
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DOJ Subpoenas New York Times Reporters Over Air Force One Security Coverage
The Trump administration has subpoenaed four New York Times reporters following their investigation into security vulnerabilities regarding the president’s luxury jet.
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Trump Administration Finalizes Rule Narrowing Endangered Species Act Protections
The Trump administration has finalized a rule excluding habitat modification from the definition of ‘harm’ under the Endangered Species Act, sparking legal threats.
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10 People Fatally Shot by U.S. Immigration Officials Since Start of Second Trump Term
Ten people have been fatally shot by U.S. immigration agents under Trump’s new administration, prompting urgent demands for independent oversight and reform.
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Federal Judge Blocks USCIS Freeze on Immigration Benefits in Ohio
A federal judge in Ohio has issued a preliminary injunction requiring USCIS to resume processing green card and work permit applications for 25 plaintiffs.
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Interior Secretary Burgum Defends Reflecting Pool Repairs Amid Ongoing Scrutiny
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed the administration will retain the original contractor for Reflecting Pool repairs, dismissing concerns over project costs.