The Supreme Court will hear an appeal from GEO Group facing a lawsuit claiming detainees were forced to work for $1 a day.
President Trump’s administration renews Supreme Court request to downsize federal workforce amid ongoing legal battles.
Four former Volkswagen managers were convicted of fraud, with two receiving prison sentences for emissions control manipulation.
House Republicans disagree on the CBO’s report that 13.7 million could lose health insurance due to their bill. Cuts to Medicaid and ACA credits are key factors.
The Supreme Court ordered Maine to count censured GOP lawmaker’s votes. Libby argues punishment violates free speech.
Texas Senate passed SB 2880, reviving a 1925 abortion ban allowing prosecution of women and helpers, even out-of-state. This raises reproductive rights concerns.
A Cuban immigrant faces uncertainty about her unborn child’s citizenship as the Supreme Court reviews Trump’s order.
Jack Ciattarelli, a New Jersey gubernatorial candidate, supports Trump’s tariffs, calling them a “grand experiment.” Local businesses like Fishtown face challenges, with uncertainty over prices due to tariffs on Canadian goods. The repercussions could lead to price hikes in various sectors, affecting New Jersey’s economy and potentially prompting retaliatory tariffs from key trading partners like China and Mexico.
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.
