Katie Miller warns that Democrats are serious about going after Trump staffers who commit crimes Democrats have constantly scrutinized the legality of Trump’s policies on immigration, war and trade The Independent UK · 1h ago
US citizenship application gathering dust: Taiwanese Green Card holder sues Trump administration for making him wait around 18 months Meng Ju Liu, a Taiwanese Green Card holder living in Ohio and waiting for his US citizenship, has now sued the Trump administration over delays, saying that his application has been gathering dust on an office shelf and he has been waiting for an eternity for his citizenship. Newsweek reported… The Times of India · 3h ago
Trump Eases Canadian Tariffs In Likely Last-Ditch Attempt To Help Republicans In Tight Midterm Races The White House announced on Friday that it would slash tariffs on certain Canadian goods following criticism of the government's trade dispute with Canada by Republican candidates in key states. International Business Times · 8h ago
Book claims Dutch spies watched Jared Kushner log into a secret UAE bank account from his hacked iPhone, an account his lawyer says never existed That is a lot of money. We Got This Covered · 9h ago
Beyond Musk's Starlink, Ukraine plots its own path to satellite independence Ukraine is exploring the development of its own satellite communications network to reduce its dependence on SpaceX's Starlink and Starshield systems, which have become critical to its military operations against Russia. The Times of India · 10h ago
The Trump Administration Is Intensifying Threats Of Regime Change In Cuba Before The Midterms President Trump suggested that U.S. military intervention in Cuba could follow the end of hostilities with Iran, whereas Marco Rubio openly called for Cubans to cooperate with American intelligence. International Business Times · 13h ago
US has for years asked Musk to alter Starlink service in Ukraine, Middle East, sources say Multiple requests were made by the Biden and Trump administrations for SpaceX to adjust Starlink services across different regions. These requests included both restricting access to adversarial groups and providing access to allies and civilians. Notably, officials expressed concerns about Starlink being used by Iranian proxy forces, which the US… The Economic Times · 20h ago
Trump admin seeks to block Alaska Senate result if Republicans lose The US Justice Department is seeking to invalidate Alaska's Senate election results if the Republican incumbent loses next month, in a rare legal move that raises questions about the Trump administration's willingness to accept defeat in the midterms. Democrats have accused the Trump administration of seeking to influence the November… The Economic Times · Oct 23
DOJ sues to prevent Sullivan loss in Alaska - Roll Call The DOJ has moved in federal court to preemptively block a narrow loss by GOP Sen. Dan S. Sullivan if he comes up short on Election Day. Roll Call · Oct 23
Trump Claimed Musk Fully Restored Ukraine's Access to a Key Satellite System. Kyiv Says Not Quite. "At this time, we are not observing any lifting of restrictions on Starlink," said an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. International Business Times · Oct 23
EPA has failed to tackle cancer-linked pesticide pollution, lawsuit alleges Suit alleges EPA has for decades failed under the Clean Water Act to address surface-water atrazine pollution The Guardian - US · Oct 23
First Thing: Former DHS aide Lewandowski investigated over claims he profited from government role Investigation marks rare move by DoJ against an ally of the US president The Guardian - UK · Oct 23
Secret terms of Trump Venezuela oil deal The deal is built to prevent future presidents and Venezuelan leaders from changing or dismantling the enterprise Salon · Oct 23
‘Nothing has changed’: Ukraine says still experiencing Starlink restrictions Ukraine on Friday said it was still experiencing restrictions with the Starlink communication system despite a claim by US President Donald Trump made earlier this week that the country’s access had been fully restored. Trump said he had not yet spoken to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk about the problem, but… France 24 · Oct 23
The Independent UK · Oct 23 Immigrants seeking US citizenship targeted in Trump administration's illegal voting crackdown Most of the immigrants targeted by federal authorities in California this week for alleged voter fraud had applied for U.S. citizenship and now face charges related to lying on forms or during interviews
Latin Times · Oct 22 Russia Frees Michigan Teacher Who Spent 4 Years in Jail — What His Freedom Reveals About Trump's Kremlin Strategy Stephen Hubbard, 74, is free after over 4 years in Russian detention. Here's what his release reveals — and who's still waiting to come home.
International Business Times · Oct 22 Trump Called Musk To Restore Ukraine's Access to Key Satellites. They Began Working Shortly After. Musk had said that the decision to limit Starshield had to come from within the Trump administration.
The Independent UK · Oct 22 ICE deportations surge but still fall massively short of Trump’s campaign promises Homeland Security stopped publishing routine statistics when Trump took office, while figures released by the administration have been inconsistent and difficult to verify independently
Roll Call · Oct 22 Permitting bill writers seek industry aid ahead of Senate vote Top aides to the “big four” senators behind the bipartisan energy permitting overhaul package had a message for industry supporters Thursday ahead of a key procedural vote scheduled for Nov. 9: Help us help you. Speaking at a conference hosted by the American Council on Renewable Energy, the staffers said the bill was…
International Business Times UK · Oct 22 Donald Trump Emerges as 'Prime Suspect' in Economic Mystery Stumping Experts, Economist Says Economist Justin Wolfers says record dissatisfaction with Donald Trump's economic management may help explain why US consumer confidence remains weak despite relatively low unemployment and inflation
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Deportations climb under Trump but fall short of White House target, a new report finds President Donald Trump's administration is on track to deport around 660,000 individuals over the past year. This figure reflects a 26% increase from the average during President Joe Biden's administration. Voluntary departures have risen to an all-time high, with many migrants opting to leave rather than face detention. The Department…
Reason · Oct 22 Crime Is Down in D.C., but Trump's National Guard Deployment Probably Isn't the Cause Crime has been dropping nationwide, a trend that started before Trump took office.
The Times of India · Oct 22 Drones fall, strikes stall: How Musk's Starshield curbs hit Zelenskyy’s war against Russia A disruption in the US military satellite internet service Starshield caused Ukrainian drones worth more than $1 million to fall from the sky and forced troops to halt almost all operations for three days, The New York Times reported, citing Ukrainian military commanders.
Latin Times · Oct 21 U.S. to Stream Satellite Data to Paraguay to Intercept Narco Flights, Landau Confirms During Multi-Country Tour The U.S. will supply live satellite data to Paraguay under two new accords targeting drug-trafficking aircraft and border infiltration.
International Business Times UK · Oct 21 Trump Administration Tried to Shut Down Pollution Lawsuit Against Elon Musk's AI Data Centre, but Federal Judge Refused A federal judge has allowed the NAACP's Clean Air Act lawsuit over alleged pollution from turbines powering Elon Musk's xAI data centre to continue.