REAL ID, a Bush-era homeland security provision, is finally taking effect in May. Here are some of the lawmakers who have pushed back on privacy concerns in the past.
President Trump said Tuesday he has “no intention of firing” Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, one day after the president called Powell a “major loser” and publicly lobbied the central bank chief to lower interest rates at a faster clip. When asked by reporters in the Oval Office if he has any plans to fire Powell,
Elon Musk told Tesla investors he’s scaling back his work at the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, saying the amount of time he spends on the task force will “drop significantly” starting in May. As the Trump administration’s cost-cutting initiative, DOGE has slashed tens of thousands of federal jobs in the name
‘I’m here with our friend from the Upper Valley,’ Peter Welch tells Mohsen Mahdawi (Senator Peter Welch / Youtube) Sen. Peter Welch (D., Vt.) visited detained Columbia University activist Mohsen Mahdawi on Monday, calling him a “friend” and praising his work with “Jewish brothers and sisters” on Columbia’s campus. In the wake of Oct. 7,
Those in default on their federal student loan debt could have their wages. tax refunds and federal pensions garnished, the Trump administration said on Tuesday.
Justices Alito and Sotomayor snapped at each other during oral arguments Tuesday as the high court considered a parental rights' suit over LGBTQ-related curriculum.
The loss marks the second time a jury has rejected Palin’s libel claims. The second Manhattan jury to hear Sarah Palin’s lawsuit against The New York Times returned the same verdict as the first, finding on April 22 that the newspaper was “not liable” for defaming the former Alaska governor. The jurors were speedy, returning