Politics
The case on the Supreme Court’s docket this week ostensibly deals with a challenge to the Trump administration’s efforts to narrow the definition of birthright citizenship.But overriding that important constitutional debate is a more immediate and potentially far-reaching test of judicial power: the ability of individual federal judges to issue universal or nationwide injunctions, preventing temporary enforcement of President Donald Trump’s sweeping executive actions.That will be the focus when the nine justices hear oral arguments Thursday morning about how President Trump’s restrictions on who can be called an American citizen can proceed in the lower federal courts.Trump signed the executive…
Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, introduced a bill aimed at criminalizing pornography and defining what is…
A federal judge on Tuesday said the Trump administration can invoke the Alien Enemies Act…
Newark, New Jersey, Mayor Ras Baraka compared his arrest at a federal immigration center last…
More than two dozen protesters were arrested for disrupting the House Energy and Commerce’s budget…
The U.S. State Department has determined and certified Cuba as a “not fully cooperating country”…
The Episcopal Church’s migration service said it will refuse the Trump administration’s request to help…
The Trump administration sanctioned nearly two dozen firms operating in Iran’s illicit international oil trade,…
Former President Joe Biden’s second campaign ruined former Vice President Kamala Harris’ chances of defeating…
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced Tuesday a “hold on all DOJ political nominees,” as…
The White House may be courting controversy with President Donald Trump’s plans to accept a…
The House committee tasked with writing the U.S. tax code is meeting on Tuesday afternoon…
President Donald Trump has not even hit the four-month mark yet in his second tour…
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