Trump Seeks Billions from Government He Heads

| Julian Park

In a move that is sending shockwaves through Washington, President Trump has requested billions of dollars in damages from the federal government, a decision that places his own Justice Department in a perplexing and unprecedented ethical bind.

Zuckerberg on Trial as DHS Spokesperson Steps Down in Unrelated Shakeup

| Daniel Cho

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO and founder of Meta Platforms Inc., is set to take the stand today in a landmark trial that scrutinizes the role of social media companies in the growing teen mental health crisis.

Criminal Defense Lawyers Observe Shift in Justice Department's Approach

| Ruthie Klein

Criminal defense lawyers across the nation are increasingly attuned to what they perceive as an uptick in aggressive legal theories and atypical charging decisions emanating from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Lawsuit Claims Trump Administration Rewriting History and Science at National Parks

| Ruthie Klein

On Tuesday, a coalition of conservation and historical organizations filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, targeting recent National Park Service policies.

Maine Politics Feel Ripple Effects of Trump's Immigration Crackdown

| Soraya Amin

President Trump's immigration crackdown is posing significant challenges for Republicans as they strive to retain control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections.

Leading Trump Administration Immigration Spokesperson Steps Down

| Ruthie Klein

Tricia McLaughlin has emerged as a pivotal figure in the Trump administration, taking center stage to defend policies that have sparked both fierce criticism and fervent support.

Cocaine Surge Reaches Record Highs, Sparks Lethal Consequences

| Ruthie Klein

Cocaine, once the drug of choice in the 1980s, is resurging as a major concern for authorities and health officials worldwide.

Minnesota Republicans Stand by Fraud Focus Amidst Rising ICE Activity

| Maya Caldwell

Minnesota Republicans are doubling down on their decision to enlist social media influencers to spotlight social service fraud in the state, a strategy they argue is shining a much-needed light on an issue often cloaked in bureaucracy.

Maine Immigration Crackdown Takes Center Stage in Crucial Senate Race

| Lena Dorsey

The Trump administration's aggressive stance on immigration policy is creating ripple effects across the Republican Party's efforts to maintain control of Congress, as exemplified by recent events in Maine.

Revered Civil Rights Icon Rev. Jesse Jackson Passes Away at 84

| Julian Park

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in America’s civil rights movement, died Tuesday at age 84, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy and activism that spanned decades.

Australia Declines Repatriation Efforts for 34 Women and Children Stranded in Syria

| Daniel Cho

In a development that underscores the complex web of geopolitics and national security, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Tuesday that his government would not repatriate a group of 34 women and children from Syria, despite their

Minnesota Democrats Hold State GOP Responsible for Federal Surge Uproar

| Soraya Amin

In a controversial move that has intensified the ongoing debate over immigration, Republicans in the state legislature have extended an invitation to Nick Shirley, a divisive figure known for his sensationalized videos on immigrant fraud.

U.S. Moves Toward Reconciliation as Europe Faces Division at Munich Conference

| Theo Ramirez

Amid an era of escalating geopolitical challenges and shifting allegiances, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a concerted effort to placate European allies at the recent Munich Security Conference.

Stalemate in Washington: Lawmakers Stuck in Negotiations Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown

| Julian Park

The shutdown at the Department of Homeland Security marks a significant chapter in the ongoing saga of legislative gridlock, as bipartisanship falters under the weight of urgency.

Texas Senator John Cornyn Confronts Formidable Challenges in Looming GOP Primary

| Lena Dorsey

Sen. John Cornyn, a fixture in Texas politics since his first election to the Senate in 2002, is once again reaching out to the Lone Star State's conservative stalwarts as he seeks the Republican nomination for a fifth term.