The Supreme Court's shadow docket enabled Trump's plan to dismantle the Department of Education by allowing mass firings. This sets a precedent threatening federal agencies and checks and balances, marking a potential constitutional crisis.
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Under the soulful celebration at ESSENCE Fest, Rashad Robinson emphasized Black joy as resilience, urging unity amid political challenges.
Here's the latest for Tuesday July 15th: Trump threatens Russia with steep tariffs; Supreme Court allows job cuts...
The Arizona Diamondbacks and OneCourt provide haptic devices to let visually impaired fans feel the game action.
Last Monday, the Fifth Circuit reviewed President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members, questioning judicial power to challenge executive military decisions. This case, stemming from Trump's 2025 proclamation, highlights the judiciary's role in checking executive actions, especially when civil liberties are at stake.
The Brennan Center's 2025 survey reveals that election officials face heightened challenges due to federal cutbacks, ongoing threats, and misinformation. As their roles become more complex, officials urge state and local governments to fill funding gaps, enhance security, and address potential political interference. With midterm elections approaching, building resilience is crucial.
MAGA supporters are divided over the DOJ's stance on the "Epstein List," with figures like Alex Jones and Laura Loomer voicing their discontent.
Attorneys agree Maine lawmaker's appeal is moot after losing voting rights for identifying a transgender teen athlete.
Arizona workers face extreme heat with few legal protections. Labor advocates push for heat-specific OSHA regulations.
The Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to deport eight immigrants to South Sudan.