The Trump administration’s stance on Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s case faces judicial scrutiny, exposing branch conflicts.
President Donald Trump is pleased that the Supreme Court will hear the birthright citizenship case and predicts victory.
Goldman Sachs predicts Trump’s tariffs, imposed on April 2, could result in up to 500,000 job losses, mainly affecting sectors dependent on imported parts.
Google labeled an abusive monopolist again by a federal judge for exploiting online marketing tech to boost profits.
Ten NY prison guards face charges, including murder, over an inmate’s death, highlighting issues in state prisons.
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen visits El Salvador to negotiate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported by Trump’s admin. Democrats rally for justice.
Tariffs and favoritism are signs of a poisoned political era.
Northern Europe’s dignity-first incarceration inspires U.S. reforms for reducing recidivism and overcrowding. Efforts include visits to Norway and Germany, influencing states like California and Pennsylvania to adopt humane correctional practices.
Congressman Steve Cohen raised concerns about the impact of cutting federal transit funding on working Americans relying on it.
What is the federal government’s role in securing election infrastructure? How has federal support changed?
A man broke into the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion, set a fire, and was arrested. No injuries were reported.
Digital security experts advise caution when engaging with social media provocations, as many are designed to incite conflict.
