The Supreme Court will hear a case on state restrictions for transgender students in school sports, sparking debate.
The U.S. Supreme Court will review if Michigan AG Dana Nessel’s lawsuit against Enbridge’s pipeline belongs in state court.
Sen. Thom Tillis criticizes Trump-backed GOP bill for Medicaid cuts risking 11.8M people’s insurance. He argues it breaks Trump’s no-cuts promise, sparking political shifts.
A federal judge questioned the Trump administration’s plans to enforce its birthright citizenship order, causing concern.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro attended a demonstration in Sao Paulo protesting his ongoing Supreme Court trial.
Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown, known for opposing the ACA, announces his 2026 run for a New Hampshire Senate seat, touting Trump support and attacking liberal policies.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court limits Gov. Evers’ veto power, giving the Republican-controlled Legislature more control.
New regulations implemented in 2023 may hinder access to Obamacare, affecting millions. The increased complexity in application processes could lead to reduced enrollment.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled regulators can make landowners clean PFAS before they’re officially hazardous.
President Trump’s administration seeks Supreme Court approval for deporting immigrants to South Sudan despite risks.
The Supreme Court revived lawsuits against Palestinian authorities for Americans harmed in Middle East terror attacks.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, under Trump’s directive, is considering abolishing FEMA, potentially reducing disaster aid. This move could reshape federal emergency response, impacting states’ abilities to manage crises independently. Critics warn it might leave many vulnerable during natural disasters like hurricanes or pandemics.
