Dems mum on Trump’s court fights despite trying to limit Biden-blocking judges
Democrats are quiet now that nationwide injunctions are limiting Trump, but during Biden’s presidency, they introduced legislation to address it.
Democrats are quiet now that nationwide injunctions are limiting Trump, but during Biden’s presidency, they introduced legislation to address it.
Popular Front for the Liberation From Hamas: Israel has long called for a revolt against Hamas in Gaza, and its renewed military campaign in the strip appears to have triggered the largest one since Oct. 7. The eruption of protests against Hamas and the weakening of the terror group’s control over the strip is a
President Trump is scheduled to announce the details and implementation of his tariffs on Wednesday, a day he has named “Liberation Day,” despite warnings from economists over increased prices. What new tariffs will Trump announce today? The president hasn’t yet said what the tariff rates on foreign goods will be and whether they will be
Award-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone led a panel of experts testifying about the need for transparency from the federal government. WASHINGTON—A panel of expert witnesses that included renowned filmmaker Oliver Stone told the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets on April 1 that more work is needed
Voter ID is already required by law in Wisconsin, but adding it to the state constitution makes it harder to change in future. Wisconsin voters approved a ballot measure on Tuesday that enshrines into the state Constitution the photo identification requirement in order to cast a ballot. Approximately 63 percent of voters supported the ballot
Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone, whose 1991 film “JFK” portrayed President John F. Kennedy’s assassination as the work of a shadowy government conspiracy, called Tuesday for a new congressional investigation of the killing during a hearing that aired conspiracy theories about it. The freewheeling hearing of the House Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets,
Judge James Bredar found the administration likely broke laws regulating en masse terminations of government employees. A federal judge on April 1 indefinitely blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from quickly firing thousands of probationary federal workers in 19 states and Washington, narrowing a nationwide order issued last month. U.S. District Judge James Bredar in Baltimore,