Trump Tried to Create a Federal Voter List and Restrict Mail Ballots. Courts Blocked Him Twice.
The Justice Department Subpoenaed Three New York Times Reporters Over Air Force One Coverage. It Also Subpoenaed Their Spouses and One Reporter's Mother. A Federal Judge Said the Government Had Turned the Law on Its Head. The DOJ Backed Down, Then Attacked the Judge.
Kagan Says the Supreme Court Is Not a Rubber Stamp for Trump. Here Is the Record.
The Supreme Court Struck Down Trump's Tariffs in February. The Stopgap He Used to Replace Them Expired Today. He Replaced That With New 10 to 12.5% Tariffs on 60 Countries Covering 99% of U.S. Imports, Justified by Forced Labor Claims. More Are Coming.
After New Jersey Removes 6,600 Noncitizens From Voter Rolls, DOJ Demands Their Personal Data
RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz Froze Over $1 Billion in Medicaid Funding for California and Minnesota. They Did Not Present Proof of Fraud. The Administration Warned Other States They Are Next.
Trump Imposed 50% Tariffs on Canada Today Using a Depression-Era Law That Has Not Been Used Since 1949. They Override the Free Trade Agreement He Negotiated Himself. Three Days Ago He Threatened Canada Over Wildfire Smoke.
Congress Created the Federal Election Assistance Commission After the 2000 Election to Make Sure It Never Happened Again. On July 9, Trump Fired Every Member. The Agency Now Has No One Left to Run It.
The DOJ Fired Its Career Pardon Attorney After She Refused to Fast-Track Mel Gibson's Gun Rights. It Then Sent Armed Marshals to Her Home to Stop Her From Testifying to Congress. This Week She Testified Anyway.
The ICE Agent Who Killed a 26-Year-Old Father in Maine Was Rejected by the Army for Mental Health Diagnoses. Recruiters Told Him to Stop Taking His Medication and Reapply. He Did. ICE Hired Him.