Politics
The second Trump administration is actively working to reverse what progress has been made since the Civil Rights Movement.
The Trump administration plans to start garnishing wages this summer from people who defaulted on their student loans.
The president’s latest budget proposal would gut Section 8 housing.
Donald Trump spent his first 100 days following the outline set up for him by the creators of Project 2025. None of this is good for the United States.
After Trump admitted they accidentally deported Kilmar Abrego, they also acknowledged that they have made no attempts to bring him back.
The White House has criticized Amazon’s decision to display the cost of tariffs imposed under President Trump’s trade policies alongside product prices, calling the move “hostile and political.” Officials argue the approach could influence consumer behavior and frame the tariffs in a negative light. “This is a hostile and political act by Amazon. Why didn’t […]
A federal judge in New Hampshire ruled the Trump administration can't withhold federal funding when they have yet to specifically define what they mean by "DEI."
President Donald Trump once again floated the unconstitutional idea of U.S. citizens being arrested and jailed outside of the country.
The instability coming from the White House is nothing but a strategic takedown of the American economy by Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and their billionaire cronies, designed to bankrupt those who oppose them and enrich Trump’s inner circle.
If the SAVE Act passes the Senate, voters will be required to show proof of citizenship in order to register for federal elections.
President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for countries that did not retaliate, and increasing tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%. The aim is to pressure China into fairer trade practices, with the UK advocating for calm and the EU’s retaliatory tariffs set for 15 April.
It’s a sad state of affairs when the highest court in the land appears to be working with the Trump administration.
