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Ex-Louisville detective in Breonna Taylor raid ordered to begin prison term after judge denies delay
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison, convicted for using excessive force during the 2020 raid that killed Breonna Taylor, has been ordered to begin his prison sentence this week after a federal judge rejected his request to remain free while appealing the case. Hankison, who fired multiple shots into Taylor’s apartment during the botched raid,…
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Federal money for political compliance? Trump’s offer to 9 major universities
The Trump administration is pressuring some of the country’s most prestigious universities...
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Supreme Court extends Trump’s block on almost $5B in foreign aid
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday granted President Donald Trump another win by extending an...
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Judge declines to reinstate fired inspectors general despite finding Trump broke law
A federal judge has rejected a bid by eight former inspectors general to regain their jobs...
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House Committee releases Epstein birthday letter allegedly signed by Trump amid denials
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on Monday released a sexually suggestive letter allegedly signed by President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, a claim Trump continues to deny. The letter appeared...
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Judge dismisses Trump administration’s unprecedented lawsuit against all federal judges in Maryland
A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s extraordinary attempt to sue every member of Maryland’s federal bench, calling the lawsuit a legally baseless effort to undermine judicial...
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Trump wields presidential power to tilt 2026 midterms in GOP’s favor
President Donald Trump is increasingly leaning on the powers of his office to shape next year’s midterm elections, taking steps that critics warn blur the line between normal politics and outright...
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National Guard rolls in as Trump launches takeover of Washington, D.C.
Federal control over Washington’s police force began taking shape Tuesday as some of the 800 National Guard troops ordered in by President Donald Trump arrived in the city. The move follows Trump’s...
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60 years later, the Voting Rights Act faces a crossroads
Six decades after President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law with Martin Luther King Jr. by his side, the legislation that once marked a pivotal moment in American democracy now...
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Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to end protections for 60,000 immigrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua
A federal judge in San Francisco has blocked the Trump administration’s effort to strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from tens of thousands of immigrants from Central America and Asia, ruling...
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Trump Administration sues NYC over sanctuary policies
The Trump administration has filed a federal lawsuit against New York City, accusing its sanctuary city policies of obstructing immigration enforcement and contributing to a violent incident involving...
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Appeals court strikes down Trump’s birthright citizenship order as unconstitutional
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has struck another blow to President Donald Trump’s effort to revoke birthright citizenship, ruling Wednesday that his executive order seeking to deny automatic...
