DHS claimed thousands of noncitizens appeared on Nevada’s voter rolls, then narrowed its allegation to 185 people. Nevada officials checked every case and found that all 185 were citizens, leaving the administration’s latest voter fraud narrative in ashes.
The Trump administration is targeting nursing home infection reporting, delayed COVID-19 vaccine access for a program serving about 52% of children, and is removing 760,000 people from Affordable Care Act plans under an unclear fraud standard.
ICE is invoking a procedural technicality to continue third country removals after an appeals court rejected the policy, while lawyers fight an attempt to send a protected Peruvian man to the Central African Republic.
Organized Money examines Colorado’s bitter AI regulation fight, where gubernatorial interference and Big Tech lobbying converged around a familiar corporate demand: limiting legal liability for products that could cause serious harm.
Converse pulled an advertisement featuring K-pop singer Karina after viewers said its white dress and dangling black sneakers evoked KKK robes and a lynching, reigniting scrutiny of corporate diversity as the company apologized for getting the image wrong.
ICE is detaining students, grandparents, asylum seekers, and people with minor citations while expanding detention camps, obscuring detainee locations, and sending immigrants to unfamiliar third countries where they lack language skills and resources.
Trump’s ban on Politico, CNN, and MS NOW prompted major television networks to suspend pooled coverage, leaving his White House helipad ceremony without a working microphone and his remarks effectively inaudible.
Gerard Baker spent years accepting Trump’s character and political risks in exchange for promised results. Now the influential conservative columnist is questioning those results, criticizing Trump’s governing failures, and openly describing the surrounding movement as a cult.