The lawsuit challenges an order that aims to require voters to prove they are citizens in order to vote. A group of 19 Democratic state attorneys general filed a lawsuit on April 3 disputing President Donald Trump’s executive order that requires voters to verify they are U.S. citizens and prevents states from counting mail-in ballots
The 52–48 vote is the first step in moving forward with the tax cuts, new funding, and other provisions included in the budget resolution. The U.S. Senate on April 3 voted to move forward on a budget resolution to implement President Donald Trump’s agenda. In a 52–48 vote, senators approved a motion to proceed on
‘Congress has a constitutional role through the Commerce Clause on trade matters, and we should re-assume that role,’ Sen. Chuck Grassley told reporters. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) introduced new legislation on April 3 that aims to reassert Congress’s authority over tariffs following President Donald Trump’s sweeping global levies unveiled on Wednesday. Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.)
‘[We] always will let go people that we don’t like, or people that we don’t think do the job,’ Trump told reporters. President Donald Trump confirmed on April 3 that some staffers at the National Security Council were recently laid off. While speaking with reporters outside Air Force One on April 3, Trump was asked
‘[We] always will let go people that we don’t like, or people that we don’t think do the job,’ Trump told reporters. President Donald Trump confirmed on April 3 that some staffers at the National Security Council were recently laid off. While speaking with reporters outside Air Force One on April 3, Trump was asked
David Perdue, a former Fortune 500 CEO and senator, pledges to educate Americans about the dangers posed by communist China. WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump’s nominee for ambassador to China told lawmakers on Thursday that the American buyers could deal the Chinese economy a fatal blow by stopping the injection of money. David Perdue, a former Fortune
Eric Ueland, acting OMB chief of staff, testifies at his nomination hearing before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs. President Donald Trump will ask Congress to codify spending cuts, a top official at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) said on April 3. At his nomination hearing, Eric Ueland, the acting