As the federal government shutdown continues, federal workers like Jenna Norton urge Congress to stand up against the Trump administration's threats. With 750,000 employees furloughed, the situation is dire.
In a pivotal legal battle, Chief Justice John Roberts has upheld the Trump administration's freeze on nearly $5 billion in foreign aid, igniting debates over executive power and congressional authority.
In a contentious vote, Senate Democrats were unable to pass a resolution aimed at restricting President Trump's ability to escalate military conflict with Iran. The measure, introduced by Tim Kaine, highlights ongoing partisan divides over war powers.
In a bold statement, Speaker Mike Johnson declared the War Powers Act 'unconstitutional,' signaling a significant shift in the debate over President Trump's military authority. As Congress grapples with its power to declare war, Johnson's comments may reshape future military engagements. Will Congress successfully assert its authority?
In a bold move, 20 Democratic state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging its drastic cuts to the U.S. Department of Education. With over 1,300 staff members laid off, the AGs argue this undermines the agency's ability to function and violates congressional authority. The controversy raises questions about the future of education funding and civil rights protections in the U.S.
