President Donald Trump’s Justice Department removed protections for journalists in investigations into leaks, allowing the government greater power to demand information. Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a memo circulated Friday that she will rescind policies established by the Biden administration preventing the Justice Department from seeking records or compelling …
Read More »What We Lose When America Loses AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps programs play an essential role in disaster recovery across the country. They helped communities hit by hurricanes Helene and Milton last fall, as well as after the Los Angeles wildfires in January, supporting shelter operations, managing call centers, volunteers and donations, mucking and gutting out buildings that were destroyed, …
Read More »Trump Says He Wouldn't '100 Percent' Agree America Should Be Ruled by Laws, Not Men
President Donald Trump is on the cusp of completing the first 100 days of his second presidency, and things are feeling a little more lawless than the first time around. The initial months of the second Trump presidency have been marked by his administration’s attempts to force their agenda down …
Read More »Trump Admin Arrests Judge for Allegedly Helping Migrant
The FBI has arrested a judge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, they have accused of obstructing the arrest of an undocumented migrant. According to a now-deleted X post, FBI Director Kash Patel wrote that the FBI has arrested Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan “after evidence of Judge Dugan obstructing an immigration …
Read More »Musk Allies Made FAA Staff Sign NDAs to Keep New Project Secret
Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been spearheading a multi-million dollar communications project at the Federal Aviation Administration, the agency that regulates the nation’s air travel, and employees roped into it have been forced to sign non-disclosure agreements, sources with knowledge of the situation say. The situation …
Read More »Harvard's President 'Will Not Compromise' in Fight Against Trump
The president of Harvard has no plans of backing down in the institution’s defiance of the Trump administration, arguing the government’s threat to freeze $2.2 billion in federal funding violates constitutional rights. “We are defending what I believe is one of the most important lynchpins of the American economy and …
Read More »Trump-Appointed Judge Orders Return of Another Wrongfully Deported Man
A federal judge in Maryland has ordered the Trump administration to return a second migrant who was deported to El Salvador’s notorious prison system despite a previous court settlement barring their removal. It might be hard for the president and his officials to argue the ruling is the work of …
Read More »Brain Drain: Scientists Are Fleeing the U.S. as Trump Cuts Funding
America has stood as a world superpower for the past century or so, and much of that power has been derived from the country’s scientific and technological prowess. From medicine to aerospace, some of the greatest thinkers in modern history have called the United States their home and pushed boundaries …
Read More »China Denies Trump's Claim That They Are Holding 'Daily' Tariff Talks
The Chinese government has denied claims from President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that the two nations are engaged in productive discussions over a potential end to the trade war set off by Trump jacking up tariffs on America’s third-largest trade partner. On Thursday, the Chinese Ministry of …
Read More »Are Aging Democrats Finally Getting the Message?
Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois announced on Wednesday he will not be seeking reelection next year. Durbin, who is 80, has spent more than half of his life serving first in the House and then the Senate, where he was elevated to Democratic Whip, party leadership’s second-highest role. “I …
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