Supreme Court overturns order to protect over 500k immigrants
Over 500,000 immigrants were given permission to live and work in the United States through a program by the Biden Administration.
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U.S. judges block majority of Trump tariffs
Judges at the U.S. Court of International Trade made a ruling on Wednesday to block the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.
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President Trump announces latest pardons
A former sheriff has been spared a prison term, which was set to begin Tuesday, as President Donald Trump pardoned him. President Trump also pardoned Todd and Julie Chrisley as well as former New York Congressman Michael Grimm.
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Arizona lawmakers on ICE detaining people at immigration court hearings in Phoenix
Lawmakers in the state of Arizona are demanding answers after learning about agents with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detaining people who were attending their immigration court hearings in Phoenix last week.
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President Trump possibly to withhold funds over a trans athlete in California in state finals
In a social media post Tuesday, the president threatened to withhold federal funding for California because the state “continues to illegally allow men to play in women’s sports.”
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB2175 into law
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill where health insurance companies in the state “can no longer deny medically necessary care without a licensed physician first reviewing the case.”
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United States must facilitate the return of a Guatemala man seeking asylum
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to facilitate the return of a Guatemalan man who was wrongfully deported to Mexico earlier this year.
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Trump Administration to end contracts with Harvard University
According to a senior administration official, the General Services Administration will send a letter to federal agencies later Tuesday asking them to “identify any contracts with Harvard, and whether they can be canceled or redirected elsewhere.”
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Trump wants ‘names and countries’ of international students
President Donald Trump says that he wants the ‘names and countries’ of tens of thousands of international students at Harvard University.
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Charles Rangel, former Congressman, dies at 94
Former Democratic Congressman and Army Veteran Charles Rangel died Monday at the age of 94.
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Connecticut representative on ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ passing, Russia-Ukraine War and more
Representative Jim Himes (D-CT) spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the House’s passage of President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and more.
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House speaker on ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ passing and potential impact
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the economic impact of President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” which was passed in the House last week.
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President Biden makes first public appearance following cancer diagnosis
Former President Joe Biden attended his grandson’s high school graduation Friday, marking his first public appearance since he announced he was diagnosed with prostate cancer last weekend.
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Judge blocks Trump’s Department of Education layoffs
Hundreds of Department of Education employees will be getting their jobs back after a federal judge temporarily reinstated workers who were let go earlier this year by the Trump Administration.
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Department of Homeland Security prohibits international students from Harvard University
The Department of Homeland Security said in a statement that Harvard “can no longer enroll foreign students and existing foreign students must transfer or lose their legal status.”
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Airline CEO’s write letter to Congress
The airline CEOs wrote a letter to Congress saying, “serious upgrades need to happen now.” The letter notes that a shortage of air traffic controllers and insufficient operations are eroding safety.
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Authorities crack down on cyber hacking tools
Authorities have cracked down on a cyber hacking tool that has been used in ransomware attacks, bank debts, and other digital crimes.
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Senate moves to nullify California’s electric vehicle mandate
Federal law has given the state of California authority to set its own vehicle emissions standards. The Senate will now overturn that ruling because California has decided to phase out the sale of gas powered cars.
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Congressional lawmakers clean Vietnam War memorial
Margaret Brennan talks about a congressional tradition where lawmakers put aside dissent and embrace the reflective spirit of the Memorial Day holiday.
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Trump’s rating on economic issues dips
Economic concerns are at the forefront of many American’s minds, and they don’t approve of how President Donald Trump is handling it.
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