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Trump-Appointed Judge Says Administration Can’t Block AP From White House Events
Access restrictions to the White House “must be reasonable and not viewpoint based,” the judge ruled.
10 Years Ago, Baltimore Cops Killed Freddie Gray. Here’s How the City Rose Up.
Organizers, journalists, students, and others involved in the uprising reflect on its impact and where things stand now.
Millions of People Enrolled in Medicaid Mistakenly Believe They’re Uninsured
As Republicans push for cuts, some Americans don’t realize their health insurance is funded by that very program.
UN Chief Says Israel Has Made Gaza Into “a Killing Field”
“Gaza is a killing field — and civilians are in an endless death loop,” said UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
White House Press Sec Says Trump’s Seriously Considering Deporting US Citizens
Trump has discussed options for deporting citizens both publicly and in private, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
Acting IRS Chief Will Reportedly Resign Over Taxpayer Data Sharing Deal With ICE
Numerous outlets report that Melanie Krause and other top agency officials intend to leave their positions imminently.
Yemen Strike JD Vance Called “Excellent” on Signal Reportedly Killed a Newborn
“They were scattered and torn into pieces,” a witness said of a family killed by the strike.
Trump White House Is Considering Using Drones to Bomb Cartels in Mexico — Report
According to several sources, officials have discussed bombing cartels with or without Mexico's consent.
Israel Now Occupying Over Half of Gaza After Expanding Bulldozed Buffer Zone
One soldier said they’re directed to make the buffer zone look like the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
Colorado House Passes Bills to Protect Bodily Autonomy Amid Federal Threats
These bills are “a critical step” to protect gender-affirming care and abortion services in the state, advocates say.