Ukraine is transforming into a technology-driven army, with drones accounting for up to 80 percent of Russian casualties, while Putin's desperation grows as his economy falters and his regime becomes more paranoid.
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Friday to lift a judge’s order blocking mass layoffs at 21 federal agencies. It marks the latest bid by the Justice Department to rein in district judges who’ve issued nationwide injunctions blocking President Trump’s policies. The department said the lower ruling “far exceeds anything necessary to remediate the parties’ putative...
A federal judge ruled that Iowa schools cannot ban students from engaging in voluntary activities related to gender identity and sexual orientation, but can prohibit mandatory instruction of those topics for students in grades K-6.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting a review of its operations and structure to eliminate waste and bureaucracy, reduce work force by 15 percent, and cancel non-critical contracts, while ensuring the scope of services provided to veterans and their families remains unaffected.
The House's use of reconciliation to advance the priorities of the president and congressional Republican leadership is designed to make it easier for the Senate to pass legislation, not to empower the House to dictate the terms.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett's exchange with Trump Solicitor General John Sauer on court precedents in a birthright citizenship case draws attention and raises concerns among Trump allies.