On July 1, Congress allocated $45 billion for new immigration detention centers, raising concerns about family treatment under deportation proceedings and challenging the Flores settlement’s protections. The move, a shift from previous policies, signals a significant increase in family detentions with potential human rights implications.
President Trump’s spending bill faces backlash similar to Project 2025, risking increased deficit and Medicaid cuts.
A viral video of a Chinese astronaut with a stationary glass of water raises questions about space footage authenticity.
The National Veterans Wheelchair Games will be held in Minneapolis from July 17-22, focusing on sports and rehab.
President Trump announced a 30% tariff on the EU and Mexico, citing trade imbalances and national security concerns.
The White House reiterated Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide, dismissing foul play theories. His case highlights how wealth shields elite predators, distracting from systemic issues.
A federal judge in New Hampshire is set to hear arguments about certifying a class-action lawsuit against Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions.
Emil Bove, Trump’s controversial lawyer known for defending polarizing legal arguments, is up for a Third Circuit seat.
Local election officials worry about reduced federal support for election security, urging state and local aid.
The Fifth Circuit recently examined W.M.M. v. Trump, challenging Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act against alleged Venezuelan gang members. This case tests if courts can scrutinize presidential military judgments, exploring the balance between national security and civil liberties, with historical parallels to WWII internments.
As tensions rise between the US and Iran, veterans are cautioned about AI-generated content manipulating online narratives.
The Constitution protects workers when properly interpreted, but it is essential for labor to actively fight for it.
