Developers behind five major offshore wind projects have turned to federal courts to challenge the Trump administration’s December stop-work orders. Empire Offshore Wind LLC and a joint venture between Skyborn Renewables and Ørsted filed for preliminary injunctions this week, aiming to resume construction on infrastructure nearing completion.
With the Michigan Democratic Senate primary less than two weeks away, Rep. Haley Stevens is facing backlash for circulating a spoof press release that falsely claimed her opponent, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, had secured an endorsement from their Republican rival, former Congressman Mike Rogers.
The U.S. Department of Justice abruptly withdrew subpoenas targeting New York Times journalists on Thursday, following intense backlash from free press advocates. The move comes after federal authorities faced scrutiny for seeking phone records of reporters and their family members in an investigation involving a luxury jet linked to Donald Trump.
Press freedom advocates are warning of a dangerous escalation in government hostility toward dissent after the House Ways and Means Committee issued a subpoena to BreakThrough News. The move, targeting the left-leaning outlet, is being condemned as a partisan weaponization of tax oversight to intimidate critical journalism.
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller vowed Friday that the Trump administration would use the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk as a pretext to dismantle left-wing organizations. Miller framed the political purge as a necessary response to a movement he characterized as domestic terrorism.
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller has signaled a shift in the administration's stance on free speech, suggesting that labeling President Donald Trump’s actions as authoritarian constitutes criminal incitement to violence. The declaration arrives as the administration faces intense scrutiny over its recent crackdown on political opposition.
A sharp rise in diesel fuel prices during the 2026 planting season has saddled American farmers with an additional $1.4 billion in expenses, according to a report from the Joint Economic Committee, as the renewed conflict with Iran destabilizes energy markets and threatens to drive up grocery store prices nationwide.
Protesters have swarmed the streets of Madison, Wisconsin, following the fatal police shooting of Corey Ruiz on Wednesday. The incident, captured in viral bystander footage, shows officers pinning the man to the ground before shots were fired, sparking immediate outrage and demands for accountability from community leaders.
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is positioning herself for a potential run for the presidency or the U.S. Senate in 2028, according to reports. Her team is actively expanding her national profile and building strategic options as the end of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s current term approaches.
Jaci Statton arrived at an Oklahoma hospital with a molar pregnancy, a condition carrying high risks of cancer and organ failure. Instead of receiving standard surgical care, the 25-year-old was told to wait in the parking lot until her condition became life-threatening enough to bypass state abortion restrictions.
Responding to Republican claims that universal healthcare proposals are leading the United States down a 'dark road of death to communism,' Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismissed the rhetoric on Capitol Hill Thursday as a calculated attempt to distract voters from the party's own legislative record on social services.
A sharp divide between the House and Senate has once again stalled efforts to curb President Donald Trump's military campaign in Iran. While the House narrowly passed a resolution demanding an end to the hostilities, the Senate blocked a companion measure, leaving the administration's war powers effectively unchecked.
A broad coalition of civil rights and veteran groups is pushing Congress to take the Trump administration to court, seeking to halt military operations in Iran that have proceeded without legislative authorization. The move follows a House resolution demanding an end to the conflict, which the White House has largely ignored.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is pushing back against Vice President JD Vance, who recently referred both Ellison and Governor Tim Walz to the Department of Justice. The referral follows a House GOP report alleging the two Democrats knowingly allowed federal fraud to persist, a claim Ellison calls a calculated political stunt.
With Amazon profits ballooning to $77.67 billion, a new Government Accountability Office report reveals that the number of the company's employees relying on federal food and healthcare assistance has nearly tripled since 2020, fueling a growing political debate over whether the public should bankroll corporate labor costs.
More than $13 billion in Venezuelan oil revenue has flowed into US-controlled accounts since January, yet the money remains largely unaccounted for. While the Trump administration claims these funds are being managed for the benefit of the Venezuelan people, Congress reports being kept entirely in the dark regarding their distribution.
U.S. Representative María Salazar sparked a firestorm of criticism this week after suggesting that a military intervention in Venezuela would be a "field day" for American oil companies. Her remarks on Fox Business have fueled concerns that the administration is prioritizing corporate interests over diplomatic stability in South America.
As Troy Jackson secures his path to the Democratic Senate nomination, Maine party leaders are sharpening their attacks on Senator Susan Collins. They are linking the incumbent Republican to the Trump administration’s immigration policies, specifically citing her consistent support for funding the federal agency responsible for a recent fatal shooting in Maine.
The Trump administration has introduced a controversial rule that restricts how states fund Medicaid, a move advocacy groups describe as a calculated effort to erode the program. By limiting provider taxes, the policy is expected to strip nearly $198.7 billion from state healthcare budgets over the next decade.
Regulators in Brussels issued a $1 billion penalty against Google on Thursday, citing violations of the Digital Markets Act regarding search engine preferences and app store restrictions. The move arrives just hours before President Donald Trump is expected to announce a new wave of trade tariffs against the European Union.
House Republicans pushed a $95 billion budget blueprint through the chamber Wednesday, prioritizing military funding for the ongoing war in Iran and new voter ID requirements. The move comes as millions of American households grapple with rising grocery costs and the fallout from recent cuts to federal food assistance programs.
A bipartisan coalition in the House of Representatives pushed through the Stop Insider Trading Act on Wednesday, but the legislation arrived with a polarizing add-on: a voter identification mandate championed by Donald Trump. The 232-198 vote saw 13 Democrats break ranks to support the measure despite its contentious provisions.
A diverse group of lawmakers has introduced the Restore Trust in Congress Act, a measure designed to prohibit federal representatives and their immediate families from holding or trading individual stocks. The bill aims to close loopholes that critics argue allow members to profit from non-public information gained during their legislative duties.
Facing a president who dismisses previous congressional mandates as legally obsolete, House Democrats introduced a fresh war powers resolution Wednesday. The move seeks to halt military escalation in Iran, as lawmakers grapple with a conflict that has already claimed 18 American service lives and shows no signs of cooling.
Senator Gary Peters is calling for a freeze on the confirmation of two Trump-appointed USPS Board of Governors nominees, arguing the administration is intentionally eroding the board’s statutory partisan balance. The Michigan Democrat warns that failing to include minority-party representation threatens the institution's public interest mandate.
With three days until Maine’s Democratic convention, presumptive Senate nominee Troy Jackson is capitalizing on a new University of New Hampshire poll showing him leading five-term Republican Senator Susan Collins. Jackson secured 49% of support against Collins’ 46%, framing the race as a referendum on the incumbent's legislative record.
A sharp partisan divide erupted in the House on Wednesday as lawmakers approved a $1.15 trillion military spending package, 219-206. The legislation includes contentious provisions to deepen research and intelligence ties with Israel, drawing fierce condemnation from progressives who argue the move undermines American autonomy and global standing.
Rep. Joaquin Castro is demanding congressional oversight of the Trump administration’s plan to formalize cooperation with Vectus Global, a private military firm led by Erik Prince. The company, currently operating in Haiti, faces mounting allegations that its drone strikes have killed dozens of civilians, including at least 17 children.
A birthday celebration in the gang-controlled Simon Pelé neighborhood turned into a massacre this weekend when kamikaze drones struck the gathering, killing at least 11 people, including eight children. The attack has triggered urgent demands for transparency regarding the use of lethal aerial technology in Haiti’s security operations.
As representatives from dozens of nations converge in India to finalize a consensus on artificial intelligence oversight, the Trump administration has signaled a definitive break from the global push for regulation. White House technology adviser Michael Kratsios confirmed the U.S. will not join the international declaration, citing a rejection of centralized control.
