Mexican immigration activist who hid in Colorado church for years to avoid deportation arrested by ICE
An illegal immigrant in Colorado that has had a deportation order for years has been arrested by federal immigration authorities this week.
2 House Democrats Seek Records on DOGE’s Activities
A White House official said the agency will not comply because it is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act but rather the Presidential Records Act. WASHINGTON—Two high-ranking House Democrats are seeking records from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) of its activities, structure, and more. Democrats have been pushing back on the Elon
Judicial halt of deportation flights puts US foreign policy at risk, career State Dept official claims
Career State Deptartment official Michael Kozak argued in a court filing that a ruling to return deportation flights could jeopardize U.S. foreign policy.
White House says it didn’t create a banned word list, leaves language choices up to agencies
The White House does not have a list of banned words that are restricted from use in official documents and instead gives discretion of word use to individual agencies.
University of Wisconsin Axes Chief Diversity Officer, Previously Accused of Plagiarism, for Gross Financial Mismanagement
LaVar Charleston accused of doling out over $200,000 to staff University of Wisconsin-Madison diversity officer LaVar Charleston (wisc.ed) Before he was stripped of his role as the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s chief diversity officer, LaVar Charleston had been accused of assaulting a police officer and engaging in a decades-long pattern of research misconduct. Now he can add financial
Judge finds Musk and DOGE’s shutdown of USAID likely unconstitutional
Washington — A federal judge on Tuesday found that Elon Musk and the White House’s Department of Government Efficiency likely violated the Constitution when they unilaterally acted to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development. U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang ruled in favor of a group of more than two dozen unnamed current and
Trans Air Force sergeants take Trump admin to court, say it’s ‘not possible’ to serve as women
Two transgender airmen have filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's executive orders booting trans troops from the armed services.