What to know about the Trump administration moving to drop corruption charges against NYC mayor New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been thrown a lifeline by the Trump administration The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025
Casino and sports betting companies press for a win in Texas despite Senate opposition With plenty of patience and money, the industry is extending its multi-year campaign to bring legal casinos and sports betting to the state. The Texas Tribune · Feb 11, 2025
GOP judge still refusing to concede Jefferson Griffin's loss has been confirmed by two recounts, but the Republican judge won't accept defeat Salon · Feb 11, 2025
Pete Hegseth Met by Military Families Chanting 'DEI' in Protest Against Trump Admin's Policy Changes Pete Hegseth faced protests from military families chanting "DEI" at a U.S. base in Germany over the Trump administration's rollback of diversity policies. Latin Times · Feb 11, 2025
Religious Organizations Including Jews, Catholics, Mennonites, File Lawsuit To Prevent Immigration Raids In Houses Of Worship The groups claim that the policy infringes their religious freedom and deters participation in programs Latin Times · Feb 11, 2025
Eric Adams Issues New Directive for City Employees on How to Deal with ICE After Controversial Memo The move tells employees to not interfere with ICE or bash President Donald Trump in his immigration crackdown efforts Latin Times · Feb 11, 2025
Federal Judge Orders Restoration Of Health Webpages Federal judge issues restraining order to restore health-related webpages removed due to executive order, impacting patient care and research. Top News · Feb 11, 2025
American Bar Association Condemns Trump Admin's 'Attacks' on Constitution and Rule of Law: 'This is Chaotic' The American Bar Association condemned the Trump administration for undermining the rule of law, warning that its actions threaten constitutional protections and due process, while calling on lawmakers and lawyers to demand accountability. International Business Times · Feb 11, 2025
Judge tells agencies to restore webpages and data removed after Trump's executive order A federal judge has told government agencies to restore public access to health-related webpages and datasets they removed to comply with an executive order by President Donald Trump The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025
Why annexing Canada would destroy the United States As United States President Donald Trump relentlessly threatens to annex Canada, some Canadians are worried that an American invasion could one day become a reality. The Conversation · Feb 11, 2025
Trump Blasts Judges, Fueling Fear Of Constitutional Clash US President Donald Trump slammed "highly political judges" Tuesday as his new administration veered closer to a constitutional clash with the courts over his plans to radically overhaul the government and amass power in the White House. International Business Times · Feb 11, 2025
Trump's 'Targets Grow Bigger' as Department of Defense, HHS Likely Next in His Crusade: Report Trump's plan to slash government spending could soon target the Department of Defense and Health and Human Services, according to insiders. Latin Times · Feb 11, 2025
Criminal case against NYC Mayor hangs by a thread after Justice Department orders it dropped The criminal case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams is hanging by a thread after the Justice Department ordered federal prosecutors to drop the charges The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025
Sen. Elizabeth Warren Warns On Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Cuts: 'Let The Scams Begin' Sen. Elizabeth Warren says there are "zero cops" overseeing the consumer lending market after the CFPB headquarters were shuttered and workers told to stay home. International Business Times · Feb 11, 2025
The Guardian - US · Feb 11, 2025 Steve Bannon pleads guilty to fraud charge in border wall case Trump ally will avoid jail time over scheme related to duping those who donated to private effort to build barrier
Latin Times · Feb 11, 2025 Trump Reportedly Frustrated Over Pace Of ICE Arrests: 'The Numbers Are Too F---ing Low' ICE averaged 787 arrests per day in the last week of January
Top News · Feb 11, 2025 Law Enforcement Groups Urge Senate To Confirm FBI Director Nominee Law enforcement groups endorse Kash Patel for FBI director nominee, highlighting his experience and commitment to public safety.
The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025 Trump tariffs rattle small business owners already dealing with tight margins President Donald Trump’s continued roll out of a wide array of tariffs is rattling small business owners already dealing with tight profit margins
The Guardian - US · Feb 11, 2025 Nancy Mace accuses ex-fiance and associates of rape and abuse in House speech South Carolina Republican says she uncovered four men’s graphic photos and videos of women and underage girls
The Independent UK · Feb 11, 2025 27 religious groups sue Trump administration to protect houses of worship from immigration arrests More than two-dozen Christian and Jewish groups representing millions of Americans have filed a federal court lawsuit challenging a Trump administration move giving immigration agents more leeway to make arrests at houses of worship
The Guardian - US · Feb 11, 2025 White House fires USAid inspector general who issued damning report on Trump’s funding freeze – as it happened Paul Martin reportedly dismissed one day after damning report detailing impact of sudden dismantling of agency
Top News · Feb 11, 2025 Trump's New Tariffs On Steel And Aluminum Impact Economy President Trump's 25% tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum impact U.S. economy and global relations, raising concerns over inflation and competitiveness.
Latin Times · Feb 11, 2025 WATCH: Democrat Congressman Freezes Mid-Speech on House Floor For Nearly a Minute in Scary Medical Episode A Democratic congressman suffered a medical episode during a House floor speech, appearing to freeze for nearly a minute.
The Conversation · Feb 11, 2025 Why are migrants dying trying to cross into the US? These are the 3 main risks they face President Donald Trump closed much of the activity at the U.S.-Mexico border in January 2025, making it impossible for migrants who arrive at a U.S. port of entry to apply for asylum. Trump’s border policies are likely to make it far more difficult and dangerous for migrants trying to reach…
Top News · Feb 11, 2025 Senate Republicans Divided Over Labor Secretary Nominee Former Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer's nomination for the Department of Labor faces scrutiny over her pro-union stance and support for the controversial PRO Act...