Politics News

President Trump files lawsuit against the IRS, demanding at least $10 billion in damages. The Justice Department faces challenges in addressing the high-stakes legal battle.

Narges Mohammadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist, suffered a heart attack in prison but was denied proper treatment, according to her husband. Her family accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on her behalf.

The US Army has suspended the crews responsible for flying helicopters near Kid Rock's residence, following public backlash and concerns over the appropriateness of the flights.

President Trump signs executive order to restrict mail-in ballots, despite lack of evidence of widespread fraud. Critics call the move unconstitutional and a threat to voter rights.

The Republican-led Congress has decided to forgo oversight of the ongoing conflict with Iran, instead summoning Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to testify on the military budget. Critics raise concerns over lack of accountability.

Federal judge orders Penn to hand over records on Jewish staff as part of EEOC probe into alleged antisemitic discrimination on campus.

President Trump's new measures ensure accurate voter rolls and protect the integrity of federal elections by verifying citizenship status.

President Trump signs executive order to restrict mail-in voting, but legal scholars say he lacks the authority to implement such changes.

Comprehensive article on verifying citizenship and maintaining integrity in US federal elections. Explores key measures to protect the democratic process.

Explore the potential implications of using the complex budget process to fund the entire Homeland Security Department, and how it could impact congressional oversight.