The Trump administration says the suspect in Sunday’s attack on pro-Israel protesters in Boulder, Colorado, was in the United States illegally. NTD has more on the suspect and his movements. President Donald Trump is asking Congress to make steep spending cuts to next year’s budget. The request comes as some GOP Senators are sk… Original
The administration said Trump didn’t need permission from Congress to superintend personnel decisions. President Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to intervene after a federal judge blocked his executive order aimed at preparing agencies for firings otherwise known as “reductions in force.” “That injunction rests on the indefensible premise that the President needs explicit
Lower courts ruled that the GOP lawmaker lacked legal standing to sue over the Illinois election law. The Supreme Court said on June 2 that it will consider a congressman’s challenge to an Illinois law that allows ballots received up to 14 days after Election Day to be counted. A victory for the petitioner, Rep.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that trade talks with other nations remain ongoing despite the legal battle. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Sunday defended President Donald Trump’s tariffs amid legal challenges, saying the government’s plan to impose those tariffs will not be derailed by court rulings. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled against Trump’s
The House’s bill in its current form has faced skepticism from several key players in the Senate, and senators say it would fail if brought to the floor as is. Following its passage by the House of Representatives, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB)—the budget reconciliation package aimed at implementing President Donald Trump’s agenda—is
Voters and officials lamented the party’s negative and unclear messaging, as well as their reliance on legacy media, as the reason for their 2024 loss. Across America, Democrats are hosting town halls, where voters can ask questions or make statements to party leaders. Most attendees come prepared to ask about “what went wrong” and how
Jurisdictions identified as sanctuaries could be eligible to lose federal funding. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on June 1 removed a previously published list of so-called sanctuary jurisdictions across the United States, which were accused of failing to comply with federal immigration law. The move comes following criticism from a national sheriffs’ group that