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After judge’s blockade, Trump will try to deport Venezuelan gang suspects to Chile

The Trump administration will extradite three Venezuelan gang members to Chile where they are wanted for major crimes, officials said Monday, finding a new outlet for deportations of Tren de Aragua migrants.

Trump names Alina Habba as interim top federal prosecutor for New Jersey

President Trump named former defense attorney and White House counselor Alina Habba to be New Jersey's interim U.S. attorney.

House GOP leaders push Senate to take up budget resolution for kick-starting Trump agenda

House Republican leaders issued a not-so-subtle warning to their Senate counterparts on Monday: It's time to get moving on President Trump's legislative agenda.

Greenland’s leader laments ‘mess’ as U.S. vice president’s wife to visit island coveted by Trump

Greenland's people are bracing for another visit from U.S. President Donald Trump's inner circle, with second lady Usha Vance set to travel to the autonomous Danish territory this week as her husband ratchets up talk about U.S. security and "territorial" interests in the vast Arctic island coveted by the administration.

Trump to impose tariffs on nations that buy Venezuelan oil

President Trump said Monday he will impose a 25% tariff on the goods of any country that purchases oil or gas from Venezuela, a move that combines his twin focus on trade and immigration.

Trump asks Supreme Court to block order for rehiring of probationary employees

The Trump administration on Monday made an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court to block a lower court order demanding that the government rehire thousands of probationary employees who were fired as part of the president's federal bureaucracy house cleaning.

Economists say DOGE layoffs could briefly bump unemployment rates

Economists say the Trump administration's quest to downsize the federal government could briefly add tens of thousands of bureaucrats and contractors to the nation's unemployment rolls.

The hypocrisy of the Louisiana gerrymandering case

The Supreme Court heard the case of Louisiana v. Callais, which deals with alleged racial gerrymandering in Louisiana. Louisiana has six congressional districts, four of which are Republican-controlled and two of which are Democrat-controlled. For the 2024 election, Democrats sued to redraw the district map, claiming racial gerrymandering. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the […]

Will Trump’s Department of Education strategy actually cut the bureaucracy?

WILL TRUMP’S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION STRATEGY ACTUALLY CUT THE BUREAUCRACY? On March 11, the Department of Education issued a press release announcing that it had “initiated a reduction in force impacting nearly 50% of the department’s workforce.” When President Donald Trump was inaugurated, the release said, the Education Department had 4,133 employees. After the new cuts, […]

Trump must stay the course on tariffs. They’re ensuring fairness

President Donald Trump is wholly justified for taking on China’s unfair trading schemes and economic imperialism. But like any war, it will not be pain-free. In response to Trump’s new 20% tariff on imports from China, the People’s Republic has imposed retaliatory tariffs on American farm products, blacklisted 15 U.S. companies, and completely cut off lumber imports. […]

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