Trump signs order to limit who gets public service student loan forgiveness
By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel The president says some nonprofit organizations that qualify for the program are engaging
Joe Biden
‘Potty mouth’ Democrats have some new fighting words we can’t put in this headline
By Adam Wren, Mia McCarthy and Lisa Kashinsky When Rep. Jasmine Crockett reacted to President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress
A Standing Ovation for Independent Judges: Federal Courts vs. President Trump—Just as the Founding Fathers Intended, the Separation of Powers Is Working
By: Public Affairs Staff on February 9, 2025 SHELBY COUNTY- TN — The true test
Trump orders government not to infringe on Americans’ speech, calls for censorship investigation
By: ALI SWENSON NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump on Monday ordered that no federal officer,
Jury finds CNN committed defamation against Navy veteran, settlement reached on punitive damages
By Brian Flood , Joseph A. Wulfsohn PANAMA CITY, Fla. – A jury found that CNN committed defamation against U.S. Navy
Federal judge vacates Biden’s Title IX rule
By Bianca Quilantan Joe Biden’s rule barring discrimination for gender identity and sexual orientation was crushed
Louisville Metro Police and Justice Department agree on civil rights plan
By: Lucas Aulbach With a 242-page document in hand and police and federal officials at
Former Israeli defense minister accuses his country of committing war crimes in Gaza
By Jennifer Jett Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s supporters condemned Moshe Yaalon’s comments, which come amid growing
Biden pardons his son Hunter despite previous pledges not to
Author: Associated Press, ZEKE MILLER (and ALANNA DURKIN RICHER) The pardon was announced Sunday evening despite
Special counsel Jack Smith moves to dismiss Trump’s election interference and classified documents cases
Monday’s court filing cites longstanding Justice Department policy shielding presidents from prosecution while in office.