The hearing comes amid mounting criticism of federal immigration tactics, including requests for reforms such as mandatory body cameras, restrictions on masks and independent investigations following the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renée Good in Minneapolis enforcement operations.
The Justice Department has asked a federal judge to dismiss the criminal case against former Trump adviser Steve Bannon, who was convicted and jailed for defying a congressional subpoena issued by the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack
Republicans facing difficult midterm elections are increasingly uncertain about President Donald Trump’s role, as aides and allies describe mixed signals about how actively he plans to engage
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie is entering his most significant confrontation yet with President Donald Trump, defying party expectations as he seeks reelection in deeply conservative Kentucky
Recently released Justice Department documents show that attorneys for Jeffrey Epstein sought records from the CIA and NSA that might reveal any intelligence connections or retained files related to him.
President Donald Trump has excluded Democratic governors from a traditionally bipartisan White House meeting tied to the National Governors Association summit, revoking invitations without explanation and intensifying tensions between the administration and Democratic-led states
Iran’s top diplomat said Tehran will continue enriching uranium despite U.S. pressure, arguing that the country’s power comes from its ability to resist demands from major world powers following recent nuclear talks
More than $30 billion in taxpayer-funded welfare money designed to support America’s poorest families has been redirected into a wide range of state programs, prompting bipartisan warnings over weak oversight and misuse.
A whistleblower complaint filed against Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard centers on a sensitive foreign phone call intercepted by U.S. intelligence, involving discussion of a person close to President Trump, according to people familiar with the matter
A $30 billion federal welfare program is under growing scrutiny as Republicans and Democrats warn that weak oversight has allowed states to use the funds in ways far beyond their original antipoverty mission
