BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s sweeping government overhaul, saying constitutional limits require congressional approval.
In rare public criticism, Justice Sotomayor urges lawyers to “stand up” against Trump administration’s attacks on legal profession.
Dutch museum director reconsiders loaning artwork to U.S. museums due to Trump administration’s proposed funding cuts.
Cadwalader law firm loses attorneys after striking $100 million pro bono deal with Trump to avoid punitive executive order.
Pope Leo XIV, then-cardinal, repeatedly criticized Trump and Vance on immigration and Catholic teachings on love before his election.
FBI opens criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James over alleged mortgage fraud.
Trump fires Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden by email after criticism over costly visitor center project.
Chief Justice John Roberts defends judicial independence in Buffalo as Trump officials criticize federal courts.
First Afrikaners granted refugee status to arrive in U.S. on Monday after Trump order prioritizing resettlement.
Trump asks Supreme Court to revoke humanitarian status for over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, challenging lower court rulings.
FBI Director Kash Patel walks back call for more funding, says bureau will “make it work” under Trump’s proposed budget cuts.
Trump names Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro interim U.S. attorney for D.C. after Senate pushback derails Ed Martin nomination.
Pentagon orders removal of up to 1,000 transgender troops following Supreme Court decision allowing Trump’s military ban.
Education Dept investigates Penn over ‘inaccurate’ foreign donation disclosures, demands all records.
Vance echoes Trump’s attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling him a “nice guy” who is “wrong about almost everything.”
Trump calls Fed Chair Jerome Powell a “fool” for holding interest rates steady, dismisses inflation concerns.
Trump touts symbolic trade deal with the United Kingdom as first since tariff pause, but specifics remain unclear.
Vance says US will not intervene in India-Pakistan conflict, calling it “fundamentally none of our business.”
Haverford College president grilled by GOP reps over refusal to share student discipline details, with some threatening her job and federal funding.
Trump appoints 5 allies to Holocaust museum board, including ‘Real Housewives’ star and political consultant.
Feds vow to overhaul air traffic control system after Newark radar failure and DC deadly midair collision.
Voice of America to air OAN programming under Kari Lake, raising concerns over journalistic independence.
Federal data centralization project by DOGE sparks privacy concerns over combining Social Security, tax, and medical data.
Customs and Border Protection confirms use of hacked chat app TeleMessage, suspends service after security breach.
Trump-backed tax cut package includes controversial plan to sell public lands in Nevada and Utah, drawing sharp backlash.
Every arts director at the National Endowment for the Arts exits as Trump administration pushes to shutter the agency.
Musk’s DOGE team quietly rolls out digital infrastructure for Trump’s $5 million ‘Trump Card Visa’ program.
Federal judge keeps Georgetown scholar’s wrongful arrest case in Virginia, rejecting Trump administration’s attempt to move it to Texas.
Tufts student Rümeysa Öztürk to be transferred to Vermont after six weeks in ICE detention in Louisiana.
Trump administration considers releasing Biden classified document interview blocked by executive privilege.
