Jury orders MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell to pay $2.3 million in damages for calling Dominion executive Eric Coomer “traitor” over debunked 2020 election fraud claims.
Former Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil requests transfer to NJ jail to be near wife and newborn son after judge blocks release for Gaza protest participation.
California lawmakers introduce “No Secret Police Act” to ban face coverings for law enforcement after ICE raids involving masked agents without identification.
Senate Republicans from both wings reject Finance Committee’s Medicaid cuts hours after rollout, threatening Trump’s July 4th deadline for “big, beautiful bill.”
White House denies Guardian report that VA hospitals are already refusing care to veterans based on marital status and political affiliation under January executive order.
LA Mayor Bass scales back downtown curfew to 10 p.m. after week of anti-ICE protests that included freeway shutdowns and unlawful assembly declarations.
EPA plans to reconsider ban on cancer-causing asbestos that kills 40,000 Americans annually and is banned in more than 50 countries.
Trump fires Democratic NRC commissioner Christopher Hanson as he pushes to abandon radiation safety standards based on Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor studies.
Reagan-appointed federal judge rules Trump’s cancellation of $1 billion in NIH diversity research grants illegal, calling it “palpable” racial discrimination.
Senior CDC virus expert Fiona Havers resigns citing concerns data will no longer be used objectively after RFK Jr. purges vaccine advisory committee.
Trump signs order cutting UK car tariffs to 10% but excludes steel tariff removal despite being major component of original deal.
Trump posts “evacuate Tehran” warning for 10 million people and departs G7 summit early hours after telling fellow leaders he hoped Iran would make a deal.
Congress schedules emergency security briefings after MN shooter’s writings listed dozens of federal lawmakers as additional targets.
Senator Mike Lee posts “This is what happens when Marxists don’t get their way” and “Nightmare on Waltz Street” about MN lawmaker assassinations.
FBI reveals Boelter visited homes of two additional Minnesota lawmakers the night he shot two lawmakers and their spouses, with police intervention preventing one attack.
Trump’s $45 million Army parade thanks 22 sponsors, including crypto exchange Coinbase, which got an SEC lawsuit dropped after its $1 million donation.
Federal agents recapture two of four detainees who punched through an unpermitted wall at Newark’s for-profit Delaney Hall ICE facility, spotlighting security lapses as two remain at large.
Trump directs ICE to prioritize mass deportations from Democratic-led cities after LA protests while pausing raids on farms and hotels to ease industry backlash.
US border agents detained Australian writer Alistair Kitchen for 12 hours at LAX, downloaded his phone’s contents, and expelled him over Israel-Gaza views.
Macron, first foreign leader to visit Greenland since Trump’s annexation threats, condemns the idea and pledges EU solidarity with the territory’s sovereignty.
US officials say Trump told Netanyahu not to assassinate Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after Israel’s Friday strikes on Iran.
Police capture Vance Boelter in Green Isle after Minnesota’s 43-hour manhunt for assassinating Rep. Melissa Hortman and shooting Sen. John Hoffman.
Trump says the US might intervene in the Israel Iran war despite denying involvement in Israel’s massive strikes and welcomes Putin mediation offer.
BREAKING OVERNIGHT: US Air Force moves at least 30 KC-135 and KC-46 refueling tankers from US bases across the Atlantic as the Israel-Iran war continues.
No Kings participants invited to join nationwide debrief call Monday at 8pm EDT to discuss what’s next in the fight after millions rallied across U.S.
Energy Department uses school funding authority to fast-track elimination of Title IX protections for girls joining boys’ teams, bypassing normal public comment process.
Trump administration confirmed Saturday it paused immigration arrests at farms, hotels, and restaurants after president expressed alarm over impact on businesses including his own.
Trump’s military parade with 7,000 troops draws thousands of spectators in Washington while millions protest nationwide following Minnesota lawmaker assassination.
Trump announces hour-long call with Putin about Middle East crisis and Ukraine war, noting Russian leader “very nicely” wished him happy birthday.
Trump administration threatens travel restrictions for 36 additional countries including 25 African nations unless they improve document security and accept deportees within 60 days.
One person critically injured in shooting during No Kings Day protest with 10,000 marchers in Salt Lake City as police arrest three including suspected gunman.
Man intentionally drives SUV into crowd at No Kings Day protest in Culpeper, Virginia, striking at least one protester before arrest.
Tens of thousands join peaceful “No Kings Day” protest in Portland, Oregon while smaller group clashes with federal officers at ICE facility, leading to riot declaration.
Police tear gas tens of thousands of “No Kings Day” protesters in downtown Los Angeles after demonstrators throw rocks and fireworks at officers.
Millions participate in largely peaceful “No Kings Day” protests across U.S. against Trump policies while isolated violence erupts in Los Angeles, Portland, and Salt Lake City.
Gunman carrying manifesto targeting Democratic politicians and abortion providers assassinates Minnesota House leader Melissa Hortman and her husband at their home overnight, wounds Sen. John Hoffman at his.
Twenty Willkie Farr attorneys depart for Cooley after Willkie pledged $100 million to avoid Trump’s unconstitutional executive orders while Cooley fights the same orders in court.
Trump’s financial disclosure reveals over $600 million in 2024 income from crypto and business ventures that could benefit from his presidential policies.
Federal appeals court declines to rehear Trump’s challenge to $5 million E Jean Carroll sexual abuse verdict, with two Trump-appointed judges dissenting from refusal to reconsider case.
Trump administration calls back sidelined Voice of America Farsi-speaking staff during Israel-Iran conflict after shutting down broadcaster in March and firing hundreds of employees.
NYT investigation reveals Interior Department must remove all “negative” content about Americans from national parks by September 17 deadline after asking visitors to flag inappropriate historical information.
National Portrait Gallery director steps down two weeks after Trump claims he fired her for partisan content, despite Smithsonian initially asserting president lacks authority over museum personnel.
Federal judge blocks State Department’s planned 3,400 layoffs after Trump administration claims diplomatic agency exempt from court injunction on workforce cuts.
Noem’s fourth personal ICE raid visit hits snag in LA area as heavily armed agents target wrong person at pregnant mother’s home and leave empty-handed.
Kilmar Ábrego García pleads not guilty to smuggling charges after Trump administration wrongfully deported him against court orders, then brought him back to face prosecution.
Federal judge rules Trump administration’s foreign policy grounds for detaining Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil unconstitutional but allows continued detention on technical immigration charges.
Second federal judge rules Trump’s voting executive order violates Constitution because president lacks election powers, blocks citizenship document and mail ballot provisions.
Federal judge rules Trump overstepped his authority by firing three Consumer Product Safety commissioners without legal cause, orders immediate reinstatement.
ICE holds immigrants for days in Burlington office building not equipped for detention, denying women menstrual products and forcing detainees to sleep on concrete floors.
