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This Group Made Tech to Protect Users’ Privacy. Trump Labeled Them Terrorists.
Trump’s war on the left is coming for anti-surveillance technology providers.
“I Am the Code” — Trump’s Demands for Ballroom Led to First Architect Quitting
With limited exceptions, federal law mandates that new federal construction projects abide by safety codes.
Families and Witnesses to 5 ICE Killings Testify Before Congress
“I don't think justice can be served until ICE is off our streets,” said Stella Carlson, witness to Alex Pretti's murder.
Critics Slam Trump Propaganda Ad Paid for by the US Government as Illegal
The White House ad is an “unmistakable [sign] you live under an authoritarian, fascist government,” said one critic.
Florida Files Lawsuit Against The New York Times for Alleged Anti-Israel Bias
The suit asks a judge to force the board of directors to hand over internal records pertaining to the paper’s coverage.
Judge Blocks Trump’s White House Press Ban, Says Journos’ Rights Likely Violated
Reporters for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico said they were still being denied White House access after the ruling.
Pentagon Quietly Adds to US Death Toll From Iran War After Reports of Coverup
The death happened last Friday, but the Pentagon has not publicly announced the death, reports say.
Vaccine Expert Warns US’s 4 Reported Measles Deaths Are Likely a Vast Undercount
“If you look on the CDC’s website right now, under measles, 2026 deaths, it lists zero,” notes Dr. Paul Offit.
Most Voters Support Impeaching Hegseth Over Iran War, Poll Finds
Recent UN reports accusing the US of war crimes specifically called out the defense secretary as bearing responsibility.
Enbridge Builds Pipeline Bypass Following Largest Spill in Wisconsin’s History
Without receiving the required permits, it built a new pipeline to bypass the rupture and restarted Line 5’s operations.