Politics
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Supreme Court Leaves Florida Immigration Law Blocked, Sidelining DeSantis’s Challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court quietly refused to revive Florida’s immigration law criminalizing undocumented entry, handing a sharp institutional rebuke to…
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Philadelphia Strike Ends with Tentative Deal, But Political Fallout Looms for Mayor Parker
An eight-day strike by thousands of Philadelphia city workers has ended with a tentative agreement, but the political and public…
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Supreme Court Clears Trump to Proceed With Federal Layoffs in Landmark Order
In a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court has authorized the Trump administration to resume sweeping federal layoffs, impacting tens of…
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Elon Musk’s America Party Escalates Clash with Trump, Rattles Tesla Investors
Elon Musk has launched the America Party to challenge the U.S. political duopoly and shake up Congress. Trump calls it…
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Trump Dismisses Epstein Memo Questions, Splits With Conspiracy-Leaning MAGA Base
Trump lashed out at reporters asking about Jeffrey Epstein during a July 8 Cabinet meeting, labeling renewed interest in the…
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Brooke Rollins Declares “No Amnesty” for Farmworkers in Hardline Labor Pivot
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins reignites Trump-era immigration battles, pledging mass deportations of undocumented farmworkers and advocating Medicaid recipients and automation…
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Texas Flash Flood Destroys RV Park, Sweeps Away Family in Kerrville
A deadly flash flood hit Kerrville, Texas, washing away an entire RV park and leaving a family of five missing.…
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TSA Quietly Starts Letting Flyers Keep Shoes On at Airport Security
Passengers at several major U.S. airports are no longer being asked to remove their shoes at security checkpoints, as the…
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Trump’s Proposed Overhaul of Student Loan Forgiveness Alarms Advocates
The Trump administration’s proposed changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness could disqualify borrowers based on their employer’s activities—raising alarms about…
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Houston Pediatrician Fired After Facebook Post Mocking Texas Flood Victims
A Houston pediatrician is out of a job and under state review after posting that Kerr County flood victims “got…
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