Trump administration freezes $108 million to Duke University after threatening to cut all federal funding over alleged racial preferences in hiring and admissions.
ICE arrests Maine police officer for illegal immigration status despite federal E-Verify system clearing him to work until 2030.
Ghislaine Maxwell offers to testify before Congress about Jeffrey Epstein only if granted pardon, but House Oversight Committee already rejects immunity deal.
Senate Republicans confirm former Trump lawyer Emil Bove to lifetime appeals court position despite three whistleblowers alleging he told subordinates to ignore court orders.
Interim U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro mandates immigration checks on all D.C. defendants as Trump administration targets sanctuary cities for deportation push.
Trump administration extends controversial U.S. Attorney appointments to prevent federal courts from rejecting them after 100 retired judges oppose Nevada pick.
NSA removes general counsel April Falcon Doss after far-right activist Laura Loomer criticized her role in Senate Russia investigation.
California leads 23 Democratic states suing Trump administration to permanently block Planned Parenthood funding cuts after federal judge temporarily halted them Monday.
FDA official Vinay Prasad resigns after less than three months following pressure from Trump allies who called him progressive saboteur.
Senate confirms Susan Monarez as first CDC director under 2023 law requiring confirmation as agency faces massive staffing cuts.
Defense Dept reverses planned cutoff of crucial hurricane satellite data to NOAA forecasters just before peak Atlantic storm season.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announces plan to revoke 2009 endangerment finding that underlies all federal greenhouse gas regulations, calling it largest deregulatory action in US history.
Marjorie Taylor Greene becomes first Republican lawmaker to call Israel’s Gaza campaign genocide, breaking with party’s unified support for Israel.
Sanders and Jayapal to headline free livestream Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET explaining Trump cuts to Medicaid and Medicare while organizing resistance.
US accepts Qatar’s “unconditional donation” of luxury jet for Air Force One with classified refurbishing costs up to $1 billion diverted from nuclear missile program.
Trump claims during Scotland press conference he cut ties with Epstein after repeated staff poaching from Mar-a-Lago despite warnings.
Trump administration targets Duke University over alleged race-based law journal selection threatening federal funding.
Justice Department investigates George Mason Faculty Senate for resolution supporting president Gregory Washington’s diversity hiring practices.
Harvard reportedly willing to pay Trump administration $500 million to settle federal funding dispute after Columbia’s $200 million agreement.
Third whistleblower contradicts judicial nominee Emil Bove’s testimony about telling Justice Department staff to ignore court orders on deportations.
Texas sues New York clerk for protecting local doctor from $100,000 fine over abortion pills prescribed to Texas patient.
9th Circuit judges press Trump administration to confirm Stephen Miller’s announced 3,000 daily deportation quota after ruling it could prompt unconstitutional sweeps.
Maxwell appeals to Supreme Court and Trump for intervention after receiving limited immunity during two days of Justice Department interviews discussing roughly 100 different people.
Defense attorney challenges criminal charges over Trump administration’s illegal workaround to keep Alina Habba as New Jersey U.S. attorney after judges replaced her.
OPM tells federal employees they can proselytize at work and supervisors can invite staff to their churches under new religious freedom guidance.
Twenty-one states sue USDA over demand for Social Security numbers and personal data of food stamp recipients amid Trump immigration enforcement push.
Civil rights lawyers seek restraining order against Everglades immigration detention center over detainees held without charges and barred from legal access.
Kennedy announces plan to overhaul Vaccine Injury Compensation Program he calls corrupt despite past financial stake in vaccine injury lawsuits.
Judge Indira Talwani orders continued Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood after ruling Trump’s targeted exclusion likely unconstitutional.
Trump shortens Putin’s Ukraine ceasefire deadline from 50 days to 12 days after expressing disappointment with continued Russian bombing of Ukrainian cities.
Trump uses official press conference with Starmer to promote his ‘opulent and beautiful’ Turnberry golf resort during Scotland trip facing ethics concerns over mixing business with diplomacy.
Trump pressures Netanyahu to allow more food aid into Gaza after seeing images he describes as ‘real starvation’ during Scotland meeting with Starmer.
Trump’s approval drops to 37% second-term low after signing tax cut bill that slashed Medicaid and nutrition programs, with independents falling 17 points.
Second whistleblower claims Emil Bove, now nominated for lifetime judgeship, advised Justice Department attorneys to ignore court orders during March deportations.
Paul suggests Jill Biden and Anthony Fauci could face autopen probe questioning whether First Lady’s staff controlled presidential pardons.
Trump threatens to withhold trade deals from Cambodia and Thailand unless they end border conflict, while Rubio sends officials to Malaysia talks.
Trump secures EU trade deal with 15% tariffs after threatening 30% deadline, forcing von der Leyen to negotiate at his Scottish golf course.
Trump faces hundreds of protesters across Scotland during golf trip requiring military lockdown as he claims Europe faces “horrible invasion.”
Doge uses AI tool to eliminate 100,000 federal regulations by January under leadership including 19-year-old known online as “Big Balls.”
Trump calls for prosecution of Harris and celebrities over endorsement payments despite evidence showing funds covered production costs, not endorsements.
Trump releases $6 billion in education grants after Republican senators reject his claim that after-school programs and adult literacy courses support “radical leftwing agenda.”
Justice Department inspects swing state voter rolls ahead of 2026 elections following Trump order as experts see preparation for overturning unfavorable results.
Hegseth ends Pentagon polygraph program hunting for leakers weeks after launching it as he faces investigation for sharing classified airstrikes details on Signal.
State Department official tells embassy Trump’s South African refugee program is for whites only despite public claims it includes all racial minorities.
Trump calls Thailand and Cambodia for ceasefire during Scottish golf trip one week before his 36% tariffs take effect, but shelling continues.
Fair Fight launches tool allowing Georgians to check if they’re among 478,000 voters on state’s inactive list ahead of upcoming purge.
DeSantis announces 100 deportations completed from Everglades facility while planning to deputize state officers as immigration judges to dramatically increase removals.
Federal judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit against Illinois sanctuary policies, ruling federal government cannot compel states to serve as immigration enforcement tools.
Trump administration plans to make citizenship test harder while shifting H-1B visas from lottery system to wage-based selection favoring higher-paid workers.
