Wednesday, Feb 12

Over two dozen religious groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging immigration arrests at houses of worship across the U.S.

Wednesday, Feb 12

An 18-year-old from California was sentenced to four years in prison for making over 375 swatting calls targeting schools and religious institutions nationwide.

Wednesday, Feb 12

The Pentagon restores Fort Bragg's name, honoring WWII hero Roland L. Bragg, while circumventing laws banning Confederate commemorations.

Tuesday, Feb 11

A federal judge rules that the Trump administration must comply with an order to unfreeze federal spending, citing continued violations and irreparable harm.

Tuesday, Feb 11

Federal judges continue to block Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, citing constitutional violations amid multiple lawsuits challenging the policy.

Sunday, Feb 09

San Francisco and a coalition of cities file a lawsuit challenging Trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities and their federal funding.

Saturday, Feb 08

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's effort to significantly reduce USAID's workforce, citing unconstitutional actions and potential humanitarian crises.

Saturday, Feb 08

Ellen Weintraub contests Trump's firing as illegal, sparking discussions on her options and the implications for campaign finance enforcement.

Saturday, Feb 08

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's plan to place 2,200 USAID employees on leave amid massive cuts to the agency.

Saturday, Feb 08

Federal prisons are now being utilized for immigration detainees under Trump's renewed crackdown, raising concerns about conditions and infrastructure.