Sunday, Feb 02

The USAID website goes offline as fears rise over potential agency dissolution during Trump's freeze on foreign aid, sparking congressional tensions.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The Trump administration's pause on federal grants and loans has sparked significant backlash from Congress, raising questions about legality and potential impacts on public funding.

Sunday, Jan 26

Trump's administration conducts mass firings of federal inspectors general, raising concerns over accountability and legality.

Saturday, Jan 25

Reports indicate GOP lawmakers avoided subpoenaing Cassidy Hutchinson to shield themselves from potentially embarrassing lewd texts sent to her.

Friday, Jan 24

The House passed the Laken Riley Act, a significant immigration bill supporting Trump's policies, now awaiting his signature after strong bipartisan support.

Thursday, Jan 23

The House has passed the Laken Riley Act, a significant immigrant detention bill that marks a shift in U.S. immigration policy under President Trump.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Republicans renew efforts to reshape the 2030 Census to exclude people in the U.S. illegally, aiming for political advantage and apportionment of congressional seats.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Republican leaders express unity on President Trump's agenda, committing to a single reconciliation bill amidst varied accounts from congressional meetings.

Tuesday, Jan 21

The Senate has passed the Laken Riley Act, a bill requiring the detention of migrants accused of crimes, as Trump moves forward with stricter immigration policies.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Exploring Trump’s anticipated use of executive orders to reshape government policies without congressional approval.