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What’s next for birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court’s ruling

WASHINGTON (AP) — The legal battle over President Donald Trump’s move to end birthright citizenship is far from over despite the Republican administration’s major victory Friday limiting nationwide injunctions. Immigrant advocates are vowing to fight to ensure birthright citizenship remains the law as the Republican president tries to do away with more than a century of precedent. The […]

GOP challenger: ‘Definition of insanity electing’ Pritzker again

(The Center Square) – As Gov. J.B. Pritzker targets federal policies while starting his campaign for a third term in Illinois, a Republican challenger says Pritzker’s tax policies are regressive for Illinois. The governor started his reelection bid with six scheduled stops around the state. He called President Donald Trump a “megalomaniac narcissist” while speaking […]

Rollins backs North Carolina, nation’s pork producers in California tiff

(The Center Square) – California, says the leader of the USDA and a North Carolina congressman, has the right to enforce its Proposition 12. The state line, however, is where that enforcement should end. In the battle of pork production, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins affirmed that position in a congressional hearing this […]

Israel’s urgency to attack Iran came after years of covert intelligence operations: Report

Israel had been reportedly surveilling Iran for years before deciding to attack the country’s nuclear operations earlier this month. Its spy agency, Mossad, concluded that Tehran’s nuclear and missile programs had advanced more than previously known. The attack proved successful, killing several top Iranian military leaders and nuclear scientists and damaging nuclear operations. Israel bombed […]

‘We are living in the Trump era’: White House Report Card

He’s only been back in the White House for 159 days, but this week will be a hard one for President Donald Trump to top in his remaining 1,302 days. The clearest signal came from the Washington Post on Saturday when a top columnist said, “We are living in the Trump era.” Just consider what […]

Pam Bondi fires three prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Friday terminated at least three prosecutors involved in Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot cases, according to multiple reports. The Trump administration has pardoned all Jan. 6 protesters and has taken actions against those who prosecuted them for a variety of allegations connected to the unrest. Among those dismissed were two […]

Republicans release updated Senate text ahead of ‘big, beautiful bill’ vote

Senate Republicans released updated text for President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act late Friday as leaders raced to hold their first vote as soon as Saturday. Shortly before midnight, the Senate Budget Committee unveiled 940 pages that account for the latest revisions to the sweeping bill, a hodgepodge of tax, border, and energy […]

Wes Moore insists he isn’t running in 2028. His schedule suggests otherwise

Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD), a rising star in a Democratic Party desperate for fresh leadership, insists he is not running for president in 2028. But on Sunday, he will speak at the NAACP’s 70th Annual Fight for Freedom Fund dinner, which just so happens to be held in Michigan, a battleground state that Democrats will […]

Why neither party is willing to run the Senate parliamentarian out of town

Lawmakers’ love-hate relationship with a little-known but powerful Senate official is in full swing as Republicans scramble to advance President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill. But Senate leaders and aides in both parties see only downside to sidelining Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough, even as conservatives call for her ouster for vetoing myriad provisions in […]

Supreme Court term ends with Trump getting biggest legal win of second administration

After months of tension between President Donald Trump and the Supreme Court, the country’s high court ended its term by delivering its biggest win for Trump in his second administration, deciding to decrease the power of lower courts while increasing the president’s own. The Supreme Court’s decision curtailing nationwide judicial injunctions from federal courts comes […]
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