The Trump administration is turning its attention to immigrants who falsely claim to be citizens so that they can seize on key American benefits such as voting, Social Security checks, and even passports. In its latest policy update, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is aligning its vetting process with a 2019 court decision that led […]

Multiple members of California Common Cause’s advisory board have resigned as the nonpartisan group, historically critical of partisan gerrymandering, tackles its conflicting response to the national redistricting battle. Last week, the national chapter of the group reversed its long-held position and backed California’s push to redraw its congressional districts. The group described it as a “counterbalance […]

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced Tuesday that he is suing TikTok, alleging the social media app is “preying on Minnesota’s young people” through manipulative and deceptive practices. More than a dozen other Democratic attorneys general have sued TikTok for its alleged impact on young users and “deceptive practices.” Ellison’s lawsuit, filed in state court, […]

The White House launched a TikTok account on Tuesday, less than one month before the deadline to ban the app. The new account has several videos prominently featuring President Donald Trump, including montages of the president from previous rallies. Trump controversially launched a 2024 campaign TikTok account, but didn’t join following his November victory. The […]