DOJ’s No. 2 frames legal fight as “war” on judges, state bars
By: Avery Lotz, Andrew Pantazi U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche urged young lawyers to join the
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Rural hospitals are expected to lose money from Trump’s bill, despite RFK Jr.’s promise
By: AMANDA SEITZ (Associated Press) Dozens of rural hospitals, already on the brink, have warned
Russia launches second-biggest air assault of Ukraine war, killing 18 and damaging EU building
By: Laura Sharman, Svitlana Vlasova, Daria Tarasova-Markina and Catherine Nicholls Kyiv, Ukraine — Kyiv was bombarded
National Guard troops arrive in DC under Trump’s order to fight crime, reduce homelessness
By: Trevor Hughes, Michael Loria and Thao Nguyen Mayor Muriel Bowser sought to reassure residents
White House freezes $108m in funds to Duke University over affirmative action
Trump administration says North Carolina school violated Civil Rights Act by using racial preferences in
U.S. and Ukraine announce signing of contentious minerals deal
By Siobhán O’Grady and Jeff Stein The deal’s language marks a win for Kyiv, which has
Crowd marches in Memphis to protest Trump, Musk on President’s Day
By: Megan Fayard, April Thompson MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A crowd gathered in Downtown Memphis to march
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
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
Memphis Mayor pushes back as feds say they could sue to force reforms at MPD
Author: Associated Press, ADRIAN SAINZ and JONATHAN MATTISE DOJ authorities said Memphis Police practices violate the