The court orders disclosure after the Justice Department argued it had not acknowledged the subpoenas and cited grand jury secrecy.

The administration locks in shorter timelines for foreign students and journalists, tightening legal immigration with new stay caps.

The measure moves through a House panel, yet internal Republican friction threatens momentum ahead of midterms.

The thread reveals the mismatch between “America First” rhetoric and what the Pentagon is actually preparing for.

Despite claims that enforcement would be halted, the White House says ICE traffic stops will continue.

A complaint asks Texas officials to probe whether Ken Paxton violated election law by voting while allegedly living elsewhere.

The senator calls it performative nonsense, then uses a “silver lining” to push broader hormone and IVF access.

Ukraine replaced Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov after public outcry, showing how even popular defense tech agendas can lose power.

A primetime speech on election security arrives after years of doubt without evidence, reshaping how leaders assess election risk.

A Trump proclamation shields 20 additional facilities from a toxic-chemicals rule, reviving the fight over cancer risk near plants.

Executives should read the silence as a signal: what gets attention, what does not, can shape risk, readiness, and markets.

A new Justice Department report traces how a longtime Trump lawyer gained independence for himself, not the agency.