A federal judge in Washington D.C. ruled against the Trump administration's policy of categorically denying asylum seekers entry at the southern border. Judge Randolph Moss deemed the policy unconstitutional and contrary to federal immigration law in a 128-page opinion. The ruling rejects the administration's claim of needing extraordinary...
A federal lawsuit accuses federal agents of conducting indiscriminate immigration raids in Southern California, targeting brown-skinned individuals and detaining them without probable cause. The lawsuit, filed by immigrant rights groups, alleges agents in military-style clothing are arresting people at various locations, including bus stops and car washes, and holding...
The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court to allow the dismissal of three Consumer Product Safety Commission members appointed by Biden. A lower court reinstated them. The administration argues this throws the agency into chaos, citing a previous Supreme Court ruling granting the president more control over independent...
During a heated parliamentary exchange, Kemi Badenoch pressed Rishi Sunak on the reduced savings from welfare reforms, while Keir Starmer questioned the chancellor's job security. Sunak avoided specifics on cost savings, emphasizing the reforms' principles. Reeves, visibly emotional, received Downing Street's assurance of continued support. Badenoch defended...
A no-confidence motion against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, driven by anger over controversial moves and scandals including secret text messages with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, will be debated in the European Parliament on Monday. While largely symbolic due to expected defeat, the motion highlights growing discontent....
Twenty states, led by Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, sued the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over the release of Medicaid enrollees' private data to federal immigration authorities. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s administration shared sensitive information, including addresses and social security numbers, from California, Illinois,...
A controversial clean energy bill, dubbed the "Big, Beautiful Bill," is poised to significantly alter the US clean energy market. While some harmful provisions were removed, it weakens incentives for domestic solar manufacturing, potentially harming the industry and increasing reliance on Chinese imports. The bill eliminates incentives from...
A report reveals Donald Trump's habit of interrupting Oval Office meetings to make personal phone calls, including conversations with Rupert Murdoch and Dana White. This behavior, described as chaotic, has reportedly led to meetings running far longer than scheduled and raised concerns about potential security breaches. Examples include...
The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court to remove three Democratic members from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, whom President Trump fired and a federal judge reinstated. The Justice Department argues the president has the authority to fire independent agency board members, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling....
Colorado K-12 schools face potential $70 million funding cuts for the 2025-26 school year due to the Trump administration withholding $6.8 billion in federal education funds nationwide. The funds, allocated for English language learning, teacher training, and after-school programs, are under review to align with the administration's priorities. ...
