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.
Goldman Sachs predicts Trump’s tariffs, imposed on April 2, could result in up to 500,000 job losses, mainly affecting sectors dependent on imported parts.
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen visits El Salvador to negotiate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported by Trump’s admin. Democrats rally for justice.
North Carolina’s Supreme Court ruled to keep challenged ballots in the count, affecting the unresolved 2024 election.
A North Carolina bill seeks to bar Democratic AG Jeff Jackson from suing Trump, potentially limiting state power against federal executive orders, pending a House vote.
Billionaires like Elon Musk and George Soros have driven Wisconsin Supreme Court race spending to over $100 million.
The SSA canceled contracts with Maine after Gov. Janet Mills defied Trump on transgender sports policies. This disrupted vital services, sparking public outcry.
Major anti-abortion groups urge Congress and Trump to cut Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, sparking debate.
New York’s top court halts NYC’s bid to allow noncitizens to vote, citing state constitution’s limit to citizens only.
Republican-led states intensify abortion restrictions following the 2022 Supreme Court ruling. New bills in West Virginia, South Carolina, and others aim to eliminate exceptions for rape and incest and criminalize abortion drugs. These measures face backlash and risk severe implications for women’s health care access, while activists push ballot initiatives to safeguard reproductive rights.
