In chaos of DOGE firings, a grieving husband fights to save consumer agency

Eva Steege may have seemed like an unlikely combattant in the pushback against mass firings by the Trump administration. The 83-year-old retired Lutheran pastor was in hospice, unable to walk, when she was asked to join a group seeking to block the administration’s gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.  “It took us about five

DHS subpoenas California’s immigrant assistance program in latest crackdown

In its latest legal challenge, the Department of Homeland Security has subpoenaed California’s cash assistance program for immigrants. It is demanding a slew of records from Los Angeles County to determine if individuals in the United States illegally received payments stemming from the Social Security Administration, dating back to 2021. The legal action centers on

Newark Airport suffers third system outage in less than 2 weeks

Yet another equipment outage at Newark Liberty International Airport has caused widespread delays on Sunday. The Federal Aviation Administration said the third outage in less than two weeks happened after a backup air traffic control system momentarily failed. 45-minute ground stop follows latest outage The FAA confirmed there was another system outage Sunday morning, but unlike