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Trump highlights photo of Abrego Garcia’s knuckles with apparent MS-13 tattoos

President Donald Trump argued Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s tattoos prove he is a MS-13 gang member who should not be allowed back into the United States. On Friday evening, Trump highlighted a photo of Abrego Garcia’s hand that appeared to contain “MS-13” tattooed on his knuckles. MS-13 is a Salvadoran-native gang that the U.S. has designated a […]

Attorneys warn more Alien Enemies Act deportations could be imminent

Immigration attorneys are scrambling to seek emergency relief from a federal court in Texas after learning that Venezuelan migrants detained there received notices that they are subject to President Donald Trump’s Alien Enemies Act proclamation issued last month. Two migrants say in a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union that they and others […]

Comer denies House Democrats’ request for delegation to El Salvador

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) denied a request from two House Democrats to go on a congressional trip to visit Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an imprisoned Salvadoran national mistakenly deported by the Trump administration. In a letter shared with the Washington Examiner, Comer rejected a request by Reps. Robert Garcia (D-CA) and Maxwell Frost […]

Judge refuses newest AP request to restore access to White House

A federal judge has denied the Associated Press‘s request that he further direct the White House to restore its access to President Donald Trump and certain spaces.  U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden initially handed the AP a victory earlier this month. He issued an injunction stating the White House was not allowed to limit access […]

Trump takes step making it easier to fire thousands of career government employees

President Donald Trump announced a new rule Friday reclassifying thousands of career government employees as “at-will,” which would make it significantly easier to fire them. The rule stems from a Day One executive order that directed the Office of Personnel Management to issue new “civil service regulations” for all career government employees. Trump took similar […]

Judge halts Trump effort to fire majority of CFPB staff

A judge froze the Trump administration’s plan to fire a majority of employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson stopped the administration’s effort, the latest development in a legal seesaw battle that has seen plans to dismantle or cut back the CFPB started and stopped several times. Last week, […]

White House declares lab leak as ‘true origin’ of COVID-19 in website revamp

The White House completely remodeled its webpage on COVID-19 to reflect its stance that the virus originated from a lab in China. The website states that the “Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2,” a scientific paper published in Nature Medicine in March 2020, was used by public health officials to “discredit the lab theory.” The White House […]

Wisconsin Supreme Court rules governor can lock in education funding increases until 2425

The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld an unusual veto by Gov. Tony Evers (D-WI) where he changed language in a bill to secure education funding for 400 years. In July 2023, Evers vetoed select words, numbers, and hyphens in the state budget to extend an increase in spending per student by $325 meant for the 2023-2024 […]

Credit card regulators approve Capital One and Discover merger

Capital One’s merger with Discover Financial Services in a $35 billion deal was approved by the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.  The merger’s approval will likely encourage more deals, which was predicted due to President Donald Trump’s largely friendly nature toward business consolidation. “Our sense was […]

Judicial advocacy group attacks Republican candidate for ‘double standard’ in North Carolina Supreme Court lawsuit

EXCLUSIVE — The 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court race remains uncertified after Republican Jefferson Griffin challenged the legality of thousands of ballots, a legal strategy a judicial advocacy group called an “egregious double standard.” Recounts showed Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs leading Griffin by 734 votes. However, Griffin challenged the eligibility of roughly 60,000 ballots, halting […]
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