Tag: Trump administration
Reducing the “seafood trade deficit” has been pushed hard by Timothy Gallaudet, Trump’s assistant secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere.
One of the migrant children in detention told visiting lawyers that he was hungry "all the time," and that he's too scared to ask the guards for more food.
The proposed Social Security change is the latest example showing that for Team Trump, no one is too poor or too powerless to escape their malicious attention.
Trump rejected protected status for over 50 species such as the Pacific walrus, which the Fish and Wildlife Service said isn't threatened by melting sea ice.
Republicans are pursuing a strategy of seizing power through aggressive abuse of legal loopholes — it's a strategy known as constitutional hardball.
The court ruled in an ongoing legal battle between the ACLU and Trump officials over thousands of children forcibly separated from their parents since 2017.
The rulers of Saudi Arabia are the most murderous despots in the world, killing innocents every day in Yemen. Of course Trump supports them. They're rich!
Career Census Bureau officials were opposed to the question as they feared it would lead to the undercount, but Wilbur Ross added it anyway.
Back in 2003 and 2004, Moore wrote what he clearly thought were humorous columns for National Review Online. They were anything but.
“I am proud to be the mayor of a sanctuary city,” said Mayor Libby Schaaf of Oakland, California. “We believe sanctuary cities are safer cities."
Trump aims to punish migrant families by sending them to the cities most friendly to immigration -- a policy that is boneheaded as well as unlawful.
President Donald Trump’ authoritarian instincts have long been transparent. But as his presidency stretches on, he’s figuring out how to take those instincts and apply them to the powers he has — consolidating power within ...
In two years, Trump has already parted ways with 15 Cabinet members, more than Bush and Obama, combined, lost in their 16 years.
The National Archives had previously defended its process for getting rid of records, saying it was standard and used for decades.
It is essential, Barr contends, that a federal court rip insurance from 21 million people covered by the health insurance marketplaces and Medicaid expansion.
