Skye Perryman

A county board in Virginia is suing to stop the construction of President Donald Trump’s “Triumphal arch,” bringing another legal challenge to the controversial 250-foot project

It’s the latest sign of ongoing pressure on agents as the Trump administration doubles down on its immigration crackdown despite some Republican unease over who the agency is targeting

The records, released on Wednesday by the advocacy group Democracy Forward, offer a detailed look inside one arm of the Trump administration’s escalating election-integrity campaign, which has marshaled federal investigators, immigration databases and voter records in an effort to identify noncitizens suspected of illegally registering or voting

A United States federal judge has ruled the Trump administration acted unlawfully by ordering job cuts at the federal agency in charge of responding to the country’s natural disasters

The revised suit built on an earlier complaint that asked the same judge, Leonie M. Brinkema, to block another measure that arose from the dismissal of the president's complaint against the I.R.S.: a $1.8 billion fund intended to use taxpayer money to compensate Trump supporters who claimed they were the victims of political prosecutions

Todd Blanche confirms scrapping of $1.8bn ‘slush fund’ ahead of confirmation vote

Existing grants were canceled this year, jeopardizing millions of dollars for programs that have been proven to reduce teen pregnancies and transmission of sexually transmitted diseases

A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked U.S. President's plan from stripping tens of thousands of asylum seekers and immigrants who have Temporary Protected Status (TPS) of their ability to work in the United States

Strict caps imposed by the Department of Education (DOE) come even as Health and Human Services (HHS) has bet on physician assistants to help with the rural healthcare shortages

US District Court Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan sided with advocacy groups that argued the recent upgrades to the program, called Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or SAVE, aggregated Americans’ sensitive personal data in a way that could result in voters being wrongly purged from voter rolls

A federal judge agreed on Friday to extend indefinitely a court-ordered block on the Trump administration's creation and operation of a $1.8 billion settlement fund for compensating people who claim to be victims of a weaponized government

When President Donald Trump made claims of Democratic vote-rigging in the Los Angeles election, his top appointed prosecutor in the city took to the cameras to validate those beliefs while hinting his office may never be able prove that kind of grand conspiracy

Trump team walks back directive that required green card applicants to wait their home countries: report

President Donald Trump's plan to hand out $1.8bn (£1.3bn) in taxpayer funding to political allies lasted all of two weeks before his Department of Justice (DOJ) abandoned the idea amid an intense backlash from Republicans in Congress

President Donald Trump has signed a sweeping executive order that removes civil‑service protections from nearly 8,000 federal employees, shifting them into a new “at‑will” category that allows for rapid dismissal

Judge halts Trump’s $1.8bn ‘slush fund’ for Jan 6 ‘lawfare victims’

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche had never appeared before a congressional panel asking for money to run his department until Tuesday morning

Hillary Clinton criticized Donald Trump for creating an 'anti-weaponization' fund, accusing him of misusing taxpayer money to benefit January 6 Capitol rioters

President Donald Trump’s administration announced a new “significant expansion” of a visa policy targeting individuals working on behalf of U.S. adversaries

The emails shed new light on how the U.S. Marshals Service responded to Musk’s entourage during his five-month stint in the second Trump administration

The app, downloaded by more than 700,000 Americans in its first week, offers users a curated view of his presidency, highlighting triumphs while largely omitting setbacks

President Trump gives a prime-time address on the Iran war from the White House on Wednesday, the same day the Supreme Court coolly greeted his plan to end birthright citizenship

More than 900,000 people legally entered the U.S. through the CBP One application that scheduled appointments for migrants at ports of entry beginning in January 2023

U.S. District Judge Amy Baggio issued the preliminary injunction after a hearing last month in which the complex’s residents described physical and psychological symptoms ranging from difficulty breathing, coughing, burning eyes and hives to anxiety and panic attacks

A federal judge again struck down a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy seeking to block lawmakers from making unannounced visits to immigration detention facilities

A coalition of organizations has filed a lawsuit against the Department of the Interior (DOI) over its removal of certain exhibits from National Parks as part of President Donald Trump's executive order on 'Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History.'

ICE Agents Placed on Leave After ‘Untruthful’ Shooting Testimony

A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump lambasted the administration for surging federal officers into Minnesota without accounting for basic due process protections for thousands of people they arrested

Going forward, federal workers in those roles will lose their ability to appeal firings, suspensions or disciplinary action to an independent board

Trump’s 75-Country Green Card Freeze Challenged in Lawsuit

The Minnesota Timberwolves released a statement from its players regarding the rising anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) tensions in Minneapolis

White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson called fears of voter suppression “Democrat conspiracies” with “no basis in reality.”

Donald Trump appears to be practicing his “art of the deal” on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz: he is attempting to extract concessions from the North Star state in exchange for a “drawdown” of federal ICE agents

The Trump administration is dropping its appeal of a federal court ruling that blocked a campaign against diversity, equity, and inclusion threatening federal funding to the nation’s schools and colleges