Trump admin sued over plan to deploy election monitors at US midterm polling stations
The Trump administration has been sued over its plan to deploy a large number of election monitors at polling stations across the US during next month’s
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The Trump administration has been sued over its plan to deploy a large number of election monitors at polling stations across the US during next month’s
The contract for a new plant in Baltimore is the latest linked to the brothers.
An ex-personal attorney to President Trump is taking on a Democratic political operative as a client, accusing the Justice Department of not treating him fairly after he took a plea deal. Kendra Wharton will represent Colin Strother as he prepares for his Nov. 17 sentencing after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and agreeing…
President Trump on Wednesday said he would terminate outside consultants Chris LaCivita and James Blair if their work conflicted with the White House, following a report that the two were in the Balkans advising a pro-Russian political party and made hundreds of thousands of dollars. Trump appeared to distance himself from the work LaCivita and…
Kratom, a plant with opioid-like properties sold over the counter, has drawn growing scrutiny from lawmakers on Capitol Hill as some states seek to ban the product or its synthetic derivatives. Calls for a federal response, including Sen. Chuck Grassley’s (R-Iowa) request that the Trump administration act, come after compounds of kratom were found in…
Sandra Smith marks 19 years of covering some of the biggest stories, from the 2008 financial crisis to presidential elections that reshaped America.
Attorney A. Scott Bolden urged American voters to elect Democratic majorities in the House and Senate to counter President Trump’s policies and protect the constitutional system of government.
Brendan Carr’s FCC voted to end the the rule, which prevents a broadcast station from reaching more that 39 percent of US TV households, in August. The lobby groups say that the order “arbitrarily and capriciously ignores the harms that will surely follow from allowing broadcast station groups to exceed the National Cap,” Ars Technica reports. [Link: Cable lobby to sue Trump FCC over repeal of national TV ownership cap | https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/10/cable-lobby-to-sue-trump-fcc-over-repeal-of-national-tv-ownership-cap/ | Ars Technica]