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Preservation group sues Trump administration over White House ballroom project
A historic preservation group is suing Trump over White House ballroom construction, claiming mandatory reviews were skipped and approval wasn’t sought.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Panels Meet to Rule on Redistricting
The process, which may take several months, will determine whether Wisconsin’s congressional district boundaries need to be redrawn.
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House GOP unveils healthcare plan ahead of vote next week as cost hike looms for
House Republicans released text of a healthcare plan that they hope to vote for next week.
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LIVE NOW: Trump Participates in Bill Signing Ceremony
President Donald Trump participates in a bill signing ceremony.
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Fox News Politics Newsletter: Omar accused of opening door to massive
Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content.
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Colorado commission makes new access-to-justice recommendations after renewed
Adding judges to handle caseloads. Expanding authority for paraprofessionals in civil cases. Allowing self-represented litigants to file electronically. Making the judiciary’s website user-friendly. Those were among the recommendations advanced by th
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Trump calls Black female reporter ‘very aggresive’ during White House Oval press
Friday’s exchange with Alcindor is part of an uptick of Trump’s verbal attacks on female reporters covering the White House.
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The Feds’ ‘Worst of the Worst’ Database Is Stuffed with Nonviolent Offenders. Who Exactly Is ICE Arresting?
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a new database on Tuesday, highlighting “the worst of the worst criminal aliens arrested by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).” Dubbed the “dictionary of depravity” in a post on X, the DHS data categorize just 4 percent of immigration arrests since President Donald Trump took office […]
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Annapolis “Accused of AI Fabrication in Legal Filing,” City Attorney Fired (but Maybe Not Because of That)
From the Capital Gazette (Katharine Wilson): Annapolis Mayor Jared Littmann fired City Attorney D. Michael Lyles, effective immediately, as part of his effort to clear the way for a new administration, Littmann said Wednesday. The firing comes a day after plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis and the City of […]
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Donald Trump Tries To Override State AI Regulations via Executive Order
President Donald Trump announced his executive order, “ensuring a national policy framework for artificial intelligence,” on Thursday. While the order self-admittedly does not create a national regulatory framework for the burgeoning technology, the reactions of both AI pessimists and AI optimists suggest that it is a meaningful step toward stymieing state regulation. Before Thanksgiving, Trump […]
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