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André Carson Wants ICE's Indianapolis Body-Cam Footage by Wednesday. No Law Makes DHS Send It.
Rep. André Carson gave the Department of Homeland Security until Wednesday to explain what ICE has been doing in Indianapolis. His letter runs eleven numbered demands, from...
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Trump's Student Visa Overhaul Takes Effect Sept. 15. A Bush-Appointed Judge Says He's 'Struggling to See Any Real Rational Connection.'
A Department of Homeland Security rule that ends open-ended student visas takes effect on September 15, capping F and J admissions at four years and cutting foreign...
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Energy Secretary Touts 17 Million Barrels Through Hormuz. His Own Department's Data Puts Normal at 21.6 Million.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright says more than 17 million barrels of oil moved through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, the biggest day since the war with...
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FCC Asks Judge AliKhan to Toss ABC's First Amendment Suit on a Jurisdiction Technicality. It Will Probably Work.
The FCC asked a federal judge to throw out ABC's First Amendment lawsuit without ever deciding whether Chairman Brendan Carr retaliated against the network. The 56-page filing,...
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Trump Gives Burgum 90 Days to Delist the Gray Wolf. Courts Have Struck This Down Twice Before.
President Trump signed an executive order on Sept. 4 giving Interior Secretary Doug Burgum 90 days to determine whether the gray wolf and the Mexican wolf have...
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162,000 Jobs in August, But Pay Rose 3.1% While Prices Rose 3.4%
Employers added 162,000 jobs in August, nearly triple what economists expected and the biggest monthly gain since March. Two industries account for 101,000 of that total: restaurants...
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Supreme Court Revives GOP Committees' Discounted Ad Rates as 60-Day Midterm Window Opens; Jackson Dissents Alone
The Supreme Court on Friday cleared the way for Republican Party committees to buy midterm campaign ads at the deep discount federal law reserves for candidates. Justice...
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Maduro Tells a Manhattan Judge He's Still Venezuela's Head of State. Washington Stopped Recognizing Him in 2019, and That's the Whole Case.
Nicolás Maduro told a Manhattan federal judge on Wednesday that he is still Venezuela's head of state and that no American court has the power to try...
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The House Just Deleted 8 of Its Last 12 Workdays Before the Midterms
House Republicans just erased eight of the twelve legislative days the chamber had left before the November 3 midterms. Under the revised schedule sent to members on...
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DOJ Tells a Manhattan Judge the Times Archive Is Free to Train On, and Says the Same About Everyone Else's
The Justice Department told a Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday that training an artificial intelligence model on The New York Times archive is fair use. It asked...
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Vance Won't Give a Date for $3 Gas. EIA's Own Data Says It Takes $44 Oil.
Vice President JD Vance refused Thursday to say when gasoline gets back to $3 a gallon, and the government's own price data explains why he refused. At...
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Trump's Lawyers Told the Supreme Court Ballots Move Friday. North Carolina Said Its Envelopes Were Already Approved.
The Trump administration told the Supreme Court on Thursday afternoon that ballots start moving in North Carolina on Friday and that once they do, "there is no...
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