Mexico City's Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum announced a lawsuit against Google for altering its maps to label the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America." This follows a 2017 Trump administration executive order that only renamed U.S.-controlled waters. While Google initially displayed both names, Sheinbaum considers this unacceptable,...
Senator John Fetterman's absenteeism and strained relationships with colleagues are raising concerns. A new report details his frequent absences from Senate votes and committee meetings, along with accounts of rude interactions with fellow senators. Meanwhile, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy addressed concerns about Newark Airport's recent operational issues on...
Former special counsel prosecutor Jay Bratt will testify before the House judiciary committee next week regarding the DOJ's cases against Donald Trump. The Republican-led committee seeks to uncover evidence of political bias in the investigations. Bratt led the classified documents case against Trump. The committee has previously requested...
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) announced she won't run for the U.S. Senate in Georgia, citing a belief that the Senate is ineffective. This follows Rep. Buddy Carter's entry into the race against Sen. Jon Ossoff. Greene, a staunch Trump ally, had previously considered a Senate or gubernatorial bid....
The Trump administration is considering suspending habeas corpus, a legal right allowing detainees to challenge their imprisonment. Stephen Miller, a top White House aide, confirmed the administration is actively exploring this option, contingent on court actions. This follows Trump's prior comments on circumventing nationwide injunctions against his deportation...
A US-Gulf summit will be held in Saudi Arabia in mid-May, marking President Trump's first visit to the region during his second term. Speculation abounds regarding a significant announcement, potentially involving a declaration on Palestinian statehood and the expansion of the Abraham Accords. While some anticipate major economic...
FEMA's new acting administrator, David Richardson, warned staff against resisting upcoming changes, threatening to "run right over" those opposed. He plans to shift more responsibilities and costs to states, aligning with President Trump's vision. Richardson, lacking disaster management experience, emphasized adhering to the president's agenda. His predecessor,...
President Trump's nomination of Casey Means for Surgeon General is facing backlash from anti-vaccine groups and far-right figures. Means lacks full medical credentials and has expressed anti-vaccine views, yet is deemed insufficiently extreme by some prominent anti-vaccine activists. They accuse Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who championed the nomination,...
President Trump announced "Project Homecoming," a plan offering financial incentives to illegal immigrants to voluntarily leave the US. The program aims to reduce the $150 billion annual cost of supporting illegal immigrants and bolster national sovereignty. Those who choose to remain face increased deportation efforts involving a 20,000-person...
President Trump's attempt to suspend habeas corpus for illegal immigrants is legally questionable. Article I of the Constitution grants Congress, not the President, this power, suspended only four times in US history, each time with congressional authorization except for Lincoln during the Civil War, later ratified by Congress....
