Man who rammed truck into Michigan synagogue with 140 children inside had lost four family members in an Israeli airstrike on Lebanon the week before.
DOJ charges man with selling stolen gun to convicted ISIS supporter who killed ODU ROTC instructor, five years after ATF investigated the seller and issued only a warning.
More than 30 state attorneys general resume Live Nation antitrust trial Monday after rejecting DOJ’s settlement, as judge allows employee “gouge” chats as evidence.
Rhode Island’s Revolution Wind starts powering 350,000 homes and businesses after suing to overturn Trump’s suspension of five offshore wind leases.
Trump signs executive orders directing agencies to review housing and mortgage regulations, offering no new funding or specific policy changes ahead of midterm elections.
Federal judge quashes DOJ subpoenas of Fed Chair Powell, finding the investigation’s primary purpose is to pressure him into lowering interest rates or resigning.
Grenell steps down as Kennedy Center president, replaced by facilities VP Trump has been calling personally to discuss paint colors, seating, and marble.
World Anti-Doping Agency moves to bar Trump and all U.S. officials from the LA Olympics and World Cup over $7.3M in unpaid dues.
State Department cuts fee to renounce U.S. citizenship by 80%, dropping cost from $2,350 to $450, three years after promising the reduction.
U.S. strikes military sites on Iran’s Kharg Island oil hub, deploys Marines discussed as uranium seizure force, as missile hits inside U.S. Baghdad embassy compound.
FBI searches of Americans’ data under Section 702 surveillance rose 35% in 2025 as the administration pushes Congress for a clean renewal before the law expires in April.
Hundreds of VA mental health therapists have quit since Trump took office, leaving veterans waiting up to six months for one-on-one counseling as the U.S. fights a new war.
DOGE operative accused of taking Social Security data on a thumb drive is now a top executive at Leidos, a contractor with up to $1.5 billion in SSA contracts.
Colorado Democrats demand answers after data shows ICE held detainees for up to 39 days in holding cells with no beds, no toilets, and a 72-hour limit.
Rep. Beatty accused Trump of excluding her from a Kennedy Center board meeting in a court filing, then found the invitation in her email spam folder.
Defense Secretary Hegseth orders “ruthless” review of military legal offices one year after firing the top JAGs, as military lawyers investigate the strike that killed 168 schoolchildren.
Sen. Tuberville posts image linking New York City’s first Muslim mayor hosting a Ramadan iftar to the September 11 attacks, calling Muslims “the enemy inside the gates.”
Trump-branded cryptocurrency promotes a second investor dinner at Mar-a-Lago for top holders, scheduled the same night as the White House Correspondents’ dinner.
Trump nominates new head of Voice of America’s parent agency after a federal judge voided months of Kari Lake’s actions, including firing over 500 employees.
Non-combat fire breaks out aboard the USS Gerald Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, during the Iran war in its ninth month of continuous deployment.
Treasury temporarily lifts sanctions on 124 million barrels of Russian oil stranded at sea as the Iran war pushes crude back above $100.
NASA unanimously clears Artemis II for an April 1 launch, sending astronauts around the moon for the first time in over 50 years after months of delays.
Iran’s sports minister says the country will not compete in this summer’s World Cup in the United States, hours after Trump told FIFA the Iranian team was “welcome.”
Naturalized citizen from Lebanon rams truck into a Michigan synagogue with 140 children inside, exchanges gunfire with security, and is killed; FBI investigating as possible terrorism.
Trump administration sues California to block its 2035 zero-emission vehicle mandate as gas prices spike nationwide from the Iran war.
Senate Democrats file war powers resolution to block military action against Cuba after Trump says a “takeover” will follow the Iran war.
Fourth Circuit becomes first federal appeals court to uphold a state ban on Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming surgery, citing last year’s Supreme Court transgender ruling 70 times.
Former Virginia National Guardsman who served prison time for trying to help ISIS, opens fire on ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University, killing an instructor and wounding two before students beat him to death.
Iran’s supreme leader, confirmed injured in the war’s opening attacks and speaking publicly for the first time, calls for closing the Strait of Hormuz.
Arbitrator orders Social Security to restore telework after ruling the agency’s indefinite suspension was a “clear and patent breach” of its union contract.
Journalists who exposed ICE’s surveillance tools explain how Flock cameras, Palantir, and networked databases track Americans from their driveways to deportation raids.
Maryland Democrats field candidates in every legislative race for the first time since 1974, betting Trump backlash will reach deep-red districts.
FBI warns Iran “aspired” to launch drone attacks from a vessel off the California coast, based on intelligence gathered before the war began.
Sen. Hawley introduces bill to revoke FDA approval for mifepristone, the drug used in 63% of all U.S. abortions, citing a study whose findings the FDA disputes by a factor of 22.
House Oversight chair says he is scheduling testimony from AG Bondi and Commerce Secretary Lutnick “very, very soon” as part of the Epstein investigation.
Costco member sues for tariff refunds on behalf of all customers in one of at least five class actions demanding companies share the estimated $170 billion in repayments.
Trump personally ordered the Justice Department to reverse its decision to drop unconstitutional sanctions against four law firms after learning about it from a news report.
VA announces plan to force homeless veterans into guardianship proceedings that could place them in involuntary mental health treatment.
Justice Department appeals order that blocked it from searching a Washington Post reporter’s devices, arguing journalists deserve no special protection from government searches.
Texas excludes every Islamic school from its $1 billion voucher program while approving Christian, Catholic and Jewish schools, prompting a religious discrimination lawsuit.
Federal judge halts construction of Maryland ICE detention center for 1,500, ruling the state will likely succeed in its challenge that DHS skipped environmental review.
ICE reverses plans to close Fort Bliss detention camp and hires a new unnamed contractor after firing the Virginia company that ran the $1.24 billion facility from a suburban house.
Pentagon investigation finds U.S. strike likely killed 168 children at Iranian school because military used outdated intelligence that misidentified it as part of a military base.
Secret Service detains driver after vehicle crashes into temporary barrier near the White House, bomb squad investigates.
Leavenworth, Kansas, approves reopening a closed private prison for immigration detention after commissioners say CoreCivic lawsuit threats left them no choice.
Social Security’s inspector general opens formal probe into claims a former DOGE engineer kept databases covering nearly every living American on a thumb drive.
Oil surges past $100 a barrel despite the largest emergency reserve release in IEA history, as traders say 400 million barrels covers only a quarter of the supply gap.
Seventeen states sue the Trump administration over a new survey requiring colleges to report years of student data broken down by race, gender and income.
Epstein’s accountant names five sources of his wealth to House Oversight and reveals a foreign head of state conducted financial transactions with him.
State investigation reveals Bridgeport, CT, officer having a panic attack took the ambulance called for a man police shot in the back, who died in surgery after a 12-minute delay.
