The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to remove Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
In 1994, Sesame Street’s Ronald Grump, a parody of Donald Trump, aimed to demolish the street. Now, Trump’s push to defund PBS threatens Sesame Street’s future.
Florida’s Supreme Court upheld the congressional map removing a majority-Black district, favoring GOP-drawn lines.
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.
Acting U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson announced the next step in the case of the killing of Melissa Hortman is for a grand jury.
Supreme Court allows deportation of immigrants to South Sudan despite risks, overturning Judge Murphy’s ruling.
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.
