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Fired probationary workers have their complaints dropped by investigating agency

A government agency tasked with investigating improper employment practices within the federal government dismissed around 2,000 wrongful termination complaints filed by fired probationary workers. The Office of Special Counsel, led by President Donald Trump’s trade representative Jamieson Greer, stated that the complaints lacked merit, according to Axios. Trump fired the previous OSC head, Hampton Dellinger, […]

Inside NIH’s taxpayer-funded trans study on the ‘benefits’ of puberty blockers

EXCLUSIVE — The National Institutes of Health has pumped millions of tax dollars into a yearslong research project to study the “mental health benefits” of puberty blockers, in apparent hopes of expanding access to the drugs, according to NIH documents obtained via a Freedom of Information Act records request. Since the study’s inception in 2021, […]

House Democrats in El Salvador have yet to meet Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Four Democratic House members have so far been denied meetings with Kilmar Abrego Garcia after a day in El Salvador. While Abrego Garcia met with Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) last week, Reps. Robert Garcia (D-CA), Maxwell Frost (D-FL), Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ), and Maxine Dexter (D-OR) have yet to confirm his condition. Monday’s trip was meant “to pressure the […]

Haley Stevens launches run for Michigan Senate

Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) announced her campaign in the Michigan Senate race in the 2026 midterm elections.  Stevens joins an already crowded Democratic field with state Sen. Mallory McMorrow and former Wayne County health director Abdul El-Sayed also launching bids to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters.  In her announcement video, Stevens highlighted the state’s […]

Congress presses Fani Willis’s staff to testify and turn over documents

The GOP-led House Judiciary Committee is pressing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis‘s staff for documents after she has spent months stonewalling a congressional investigation into the “politically motivated” prosecutions of President Donald Trump. In a series of letters sent last week, the panel reportedly asked several of the Democratic district attorney’s senior staffers to […]

Trump to speak at University of Alabama and West Point graduations

President Donald Trump announced he will speak at the commencement ceremonies of the University of Alabama and the U.S. Military Academy this spring.  He gave the announcement via Truth Social late Monday night.  “I have agreed to do the Commencement Address at two really GREAT places, the University of Alabama and, WEST POINT. Stay tuned […]

Pope Francis’s funeral to be held Saturday

Pope Francis’s funeral will be held in the Vatican on Saturday. The public viewing will begin on Wednesday. The Vatican released images of the pope’s body in an open coffin, where it was placed on Monday night. “The transfer of the body of the Holy Father to the Vatican Basilica for the homage of all […]

Out of power, Democrats resort to theater and procedure to mount Trump resistance

Democrats in Congress are exploring new avenues to resist President Donald Trump as the party struggles to temper expectations from a frustrated and anxious progressive base. From procedural tactics to flashy PR stunts to blocking nominees, Democrats are increasingly wielding what limited powers are at their disposal to combat Republicans. But the party is still […]

How Trump could circumvent Schumer’s blockade on New York prosecutors

President Donald Trump may be able to skirt Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-NY) blockade on a pair of prosecutor nominees using a little-known statute that lets judges install them instead of the Senate. Trump named Jay Clayton, the former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, as the interim U.S. attorney for Manhattan on […]

Senate GOP confronts ‘messy’ primary 2026 season with shift to hands-off strategy 

Senate Republicans are heading into the next midterm cycle bracing for contentious primaries that could hit both incumbents and favored candidates — a sharp break from 2024, when party leaders closely coordinated with President Donald Trump to keep spoilers at bay. Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), the former chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, signaled […]
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