Trump's $1.8B Fund Crumbles Under Court and GOP Pressure
A federal judge first paused the anti-weaponization fund after a lawsuit from a January 6 prosecutor, halting momentum on the $1.8 billion program....

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A federal judge first paused the anti-weaponization fund after a lawsuit from a January 6 prosecutor, halting momentum on the $1.8 billion program....
Secretary Marco Rubio faced sharp questioning and intense heated exchanges from House lawmakers while defending the FY27 foreign affairs budget amid...
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Governor Ned Lamont signed the CART Act into law, creating AI regulations and youth online safety protections against social media addiction and...
Senate Republicans turned against Trump's $2 billion anti-weaponization fund, fearing it lacked transparency and could benefit January 6 rioters.
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Supreme Court cases this term directly test presidential authority to remove heads of independent agencies created by Congress.
Scholars at the...
Bloomberg Intelligence's June 1 call outlined three key federal policy developments:
Bipartisan opposition is mounting against the proposed $1.8B anti-weaponization fund, with Democrats introducing blocking legislation and some...
A House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on May 21, 2026, examined court packing as a direct threat to the Supreme Court’s legitimacy, featuring witnesses from Missouri’s Attorney General office, Samford, Harvard Law, and private practice.
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Senator Adam Schiff is unveiling legislation to shut down what he calls Trump's $1.776 billion slush fund, positioning it as a direct strike against executive corruption that hits taxpayers' pockets.
Florida Gov. DeSantis slammed the Supreme Court for declining to hear the state's case over CDL drivers who can't read English road signs.
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The Supreme Court is set to rule soon on two election law cases just months before the November midterms.
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Trump's approach to Iran evolved rapidly in recent days.
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The Supreme Court overturned Terry Pitchford's Mississippi death sentence due to race-based jury selection by the prosecutor, with Justice Kavanaugh...
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