U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem criticized Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s migrant policies, citing safety concerns.
The Constitutional Court upheld a controversial law despite protests, as animal rights advocates fear negative impacts.
Paul LePage, former Maine governor known for opposing Medicaid expansion, is running for Congress in Maine’s 2nd District. His candidacy could impact ongoing debates on social safety nets and economic policies, especially as House Republicans consider Medicaid cuts.
The Trump administration has agreed to a preliminary settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by Ashli Babbitt’s family.
President Donald Trump’s administration leaves the FEC paralyzed after Republican Commissioner Allen Dickerson’s resignation, halting campaign finance oversight.
Jack Ciattarelli, a NJ gubernatorial candidate, proposes a DOGE-style audit to target Medicaid fraud, aiming to cut state spending by investigating alleged misuse.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in a legal battle over an FBI raid on the wrong house in Atlanta.
House Republicans, led by Rep. Austin Scott, propose cutting federal Medicaid funding, potentially leaving many uninsured. This move, tied to $1.5 trillion budget cuts, could reverse ACA benefits and impact millions reliant on Medicaid.
A divided Supreme Court ruled that immigrants who agree to leave the U.S. have some deadline flexibility, 5-4 decision.
Suspect in custody after Florida State shooting; Trump meets Italy’s PM; slams Fed chair; Supreme Court on citizenship.
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.
