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- Supreme Court Recognizes Surprise Deportation As Due Processby Grace ReynoldsSupreme Court Recognizes Surprise Deportation As Due Process The Supreme Court restored America’s most flexible immigration principle Tuesday, ruling that when the government cannot deport someone to a sensible destination, it may select a more imaginative one. The divided order allowed President Donald Trump’s administration… Read More »Supreme Court Recognizes Surprise Deportation As Due Process
- White House Protects Press Freedom By Removing Pressby Ben CarterWhite House Protects Press Freedom By Removing Press The White House expanded its defense of press freedom Wednesday, arguing that journalists exercise their constitutional rights most responsibly when stationed somewhere they cannot see, hear or question President Donald Trump. CNN, MS NOW and Politico asked… Read More »White House Protects Press Freedom By Removing Press
- White House Expands Press Freedom by Removing Pressby Ava BrooksWhite House Expands Press Freedom by Removing Press The Trump administration expanded press freedom Tuesday by explaining that journalism functions best when the government selects the journalists, approves the questions and keeps anyone insufficiently grateful away from the furniture. Under the White House’s new access… Read More »White House Expands Press Freedom by Removing Press
- White House Expands Press Freedom Through Selective Bansby Ben CarterWhite House Expands Press Freedom Through Selective Bans The White House celebrated a historic expansion of press freedom Wednesday by continuing its court fight to remove news organizations it considers insufficiently ornamental. CNN, MS NOW and Politico asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to extend… Read More »White House Expands Press Freedom Through Selective Bans
- Trump Grants AI Companies Power To Pardon Themselvesby Ava BrooksTrump Grants AI Companies Power To Pardon Themselves President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that America’s largest artificial intelligence companies had signed a “morally binding” accord authorizing them to investigate themselves, judge themselves, discipline themselves and, when warranted, forgive themselves over lunch. Executives including Meta CEO… Read More »Trump Grants AI Companies Power To Pardon Themselves





