The courtroom clashes offer the clearest sign yet that the justices are feeling the pressure as they juggle emergency appeals alongside their regular docket.
Harvard Gets More Bad News From Trump Admin Amid Funding Fight
Education Secretary Linda McMahon told Harvard University in a letter on Monday that it would no longer be eligible for new federal grants, saying that Read More
Will other forms of transportation require passengers to have REAL ID after May 7 deadline?
Concern continues to mount about the government’s new REAL ID requirements, but for those unable to get one in time there are other options.
Trump Orders End to Federal Funding for ‘Dangerous’ Gain-of-Function Biological Research
All U.S. federal funding destined for “dangerous” gain-of-function biological research in China, Iran and a host other countries was banned Monday via an executive order signed by President Donald Trump.
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Kamala Harris takes next step in return to political stage
With Kamala Harris headlining a top-dollar DNC fundraiser, the former vice president is wading further into the political spotlight after her 2024 election defeat.
China and Egypt wrap first joint military exercise as Beijing looks to cozy up to American allies
Egypt and China held their first joint military drills, testing Washington’s ties with Cairo as Beijing expands its defense footprint in the Middle East.
What If Kamala Won? Imagining 100 Days Of President Kamala Harris
Editor’s Note: Last week was all about 100 days of President Donald Trump. But what if he lost on November 5, 2024? We spent the Read More
Lawyer of whistleblower in Trump impeachment case sues administration over revoked security clearance
A lawyer who represented a Homeland Security whistleblower key to President Donald Trump’s first impeachment sued the Trump administration for revoking his security clearance.
Trump administration restarts involuntary collections on student loan debt
Collections had been on pause since March 2020, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the restart is expected to impact roughly 5.3 million Read More
Bill enshrining ‘Gulf of America’ name change into law advances to full House vote
“Despite the claims … that Republicans are wasting time, the truth is that we’re moving forward with legislation that defends American interests,” Rep. Virginia Foxx Read More