BLM deputy director escorted out after opposing DOGE staffer’s workforce directive to return employees to original positions.
Judge blocks Trump’s retaliation against Jenner & Block after other law firms “threw in the towel” and agreed to provide $100 million in free legal services to avoid executive orders.
Trump vows to “turn around” Kennedy Center at White House dinner with loyalist board members, criticizes “phantom revenue” and previous “woke” programming.
Trump threatens ABC News over Qatar plane coverage after winning $15 million settlement for Stephanopoulos “liable for rape” statement.
Paramount ousts CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon amid pressure over “60 Minutes” editorial independence and Harris interview settlement with Trump administration.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick transfers Cantor Fitzgerald ownership to his children’s trusts while selling $361 million in affiliated shares.
Congressional watchdog GAO rejects Trump’s DOGE team citing their lack of authority over legislative branch.
HUD blames Biden-era housing cost surge for early end to emergency housing voucher program aiding up to 60,000 people.
20 Democratic-led states sue Trump administration over threats to withhold disaster and infrastructure funds from sanctuary jurisdictions.
Musk’s government efficiency team deletes $122 million in active contracts from its “Wall of Receipts” after report exposes false savings claims.
Newark Mayor Baraka arrested and charged with trespassing at private ICE detention facility in his city while congressional members allowed to conduct oversight visit.
Trump fires three Democratic appointees on Consumer Product Safety Commission in move that violates Supreme Court precedent.
FBI Director Kash Patel walks back call for more funding, says bureau will “make it work” under Trump’s proposed budget cuts.
Newark airport delays mount after radar and radio failure, controller trauma, and staffing crisis force United to cut 35 daily flights.
Trump questions whether he must uphold the Constitution or guarantee due process to everyone in the U.S., including non-citizens.
Trump order rewrites college accreditation rules, opening door for ideological accreditors in higher ed.
One day after HHS cut $1B in school mental health grants, agency mistakenly shares list of 150 child welfare research grants marked for termination.
Breaking Overnight: Stripping roughly $500 million a year in subsidies, Trump signs order to cut PBS and NPR funding.
Trump administration strips former election security chief Chris Krebs of Global Entry in latest act of retribution.
HHS chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urges parents to “do your own research” on vaccines, despite overseeing the nation’s vaccine safety.
Trump fires three Corporation for Public Broadcasting board members, prompting lawsuit over his authority.
Judge orders Trump administration to restore $12 million in funding for Radio Free Europe, blocking its shutdown.
Judge blocks Trump move to fire 1,500 CFPB workers and orders officials to testify on possible injunction breach.
Hegseth sacks Defense Policy Board and other Pentagon advisory panels after Tucker Carlson guest’s on-air attack.
Trump adds portraits, gold trim, and two 100-foot flagpoles in White House revamp, plans to pave Rose Garden lawn.
Hegseth installed Signal on a secure Pentagon computer to secretly message Trump officials from inside classified areas.
Feds threaten to cut NYC highway funds unless MTA halts congestion pricing, calling tolls illegal class warfare.
Interior Department launches major restructuring led by Musk-aligned DOGE official with sweeping control over funding and personnel.
After firing agency head, Trump’s Office of Special Counsel tells over 2,000 terminated federal workers they have no basis to appeal.