Latest News
- Trump Defends Sovereignty By Overriding Tribal Sovereigntyby Ben CarterTrump Defends Sovereignty By Overriding Tribal Sovereignty The Trump administration began work this week on a planned 62-mile border wall across the Tohono O’odham Nation’s Arizona reservation, affirming that tribal sovereignty remains fully protected whenever it does not interfere with something the federal government has… Read More »Trump Defends Sovereignty By Overriding Tribal Sovereignty
- Kennedy Center Granted One More Month As Kennedy Centerby Josh TaylorKennedy Center Granted One More Month As Kennedy Center The Kennedy Center will remain temporarily dedicated to John F. Kennedy after officials delayed plans to place President Donald Trump’s name on its facade until Oct. 8, extending a rare federal experiment in allowing a memorial… Read More »Kennedy Center Granted One More Month As Kennedy Center
- Trump Confirms Six Months Equal Five Weeksby Grace ReynoldsTrump Confirms Six Months Equal Five Weeks President Donald Trump declared Friday that a six-month White House review of grocery prices had concluded within his original estimate of four to five weeks after the administration adopted a more accurate calendar for presidential promises. Under the… Read More »Trump Confirms Six Months Equal Five Weeks
- Judge Leaves Democracy Exposed to Registered Votersby Josh TaylorJudge Leaves Democracy Exposed to Registered Voters Judge Indira Talwani temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring states to redesign mail-ballot envelopes, upload voter lists and secure the Postal Service’s ceremonial blessing before the November midterms. Talwani imposed a two-week pause after states complained… Read More »Judge Leaves Democracy Exposed to Registered Voters
- Judge Blocks Plan To Make Mail Ballots Earn Deliveryby Grace MorganJudge Blocks Plan To Make Mail Ballots Earn Delivery A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump’s mail-voting executive order for 14 days Thursday, interrupting the nation’s cherished tradition of allowing postal administrators to determine whether citizens have completed enough paperwork to qualify for mail delivery.… Read More »Judge Blocks Plan To Make Mail Ballots Earn Delivery





