Abrego Garcia case prompts key DOJ oustings, clears way for Trump deportation agenda
The deportation case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia has led to multiple Justice Department firings and prompted federal judges to question the government's actions.
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RFK Jr. defends firing spree at CDC, vows ‘new blood’ at agency
Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defends CDC firings during Senate hearing, citing poor COVID-19 response and promising new leadership at the agency.
Keith Ellison’s son to keep 6-figure Minneapolis councilmember salary during fellowship at Harvard
Minneapolis City Councilman Jeremiah Ellison is facing criticism for keeping his $110,000 salary while accepting a full-time paid Harvard fellowship.
Top Chicago officials demand crime crackdown as mayor fights Trump over looming takeover: ‘100% need help’
Independent and Democratic aldermen in Chicago express mixed views on federal crime intervention as city leaders clash over law enforcement strategies.
DC attorney general sues Trump over National Guard ‘involuntary military occupation’
Washington D.C.'s top prosecutor sues Trump over National Guard deployment, claiming the military presence violates federal law and threatens democracy.
Republican leader targets tax-exempt status of CCP-linked nonprofit tied to violent protests
Tax-exempt nonprofit The People's Forum faces investigation over $20 million in funding from pro-China sources and alleged foreign agent activities.
Lawyers challenge deportation of hundreds of minors to Guatemala
Immigrant rights lawyers seek an injunction to prevent the deportation of 600 Guatemalan children after emergency court order halted removals to Guatemala.