Jamie Raskin calls out Trump’s mishandling of sensitive docs amid new revelations—he’s a Maryland Dem and law professor fighting for accountability.
The Biden administration has announced the conclusion of Operation Metro Surge, the DHS's largest immigration enforcement effort in Minnesota, after arrests of over 4,000 individuals. The operation faced criticism following deadly incidents and protests, but officials cite increased local cooperation and internal reforms as reasons for the drawdown. Some federal officers remain in the state.
Homeland Security Secretary Kirsti Noem was removed after controversy over a $220 million ad campaign linked to no-bid contracts and close ties to her adviser Lewandowski. New evidence suggests President Trump was involved in approving the campaign, contradicting his earlier denials. Investigations into contract processes are ongoing.
Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel who led the 2017-2019 Russia election interference investigation, died Friday at 81. His probe indicted 34 individuals but did not charge President Trump. Trump celebrated Mueller's death on social media, sparking widespread criticism. Mueller was praised for transforming the FBI post-9/11 and his commitment to the rule of law.
Since April 20, 2026, Donald Trump has posted increasingly erratic messages on Truth Social, including threats to destroy Iran and bizarre images depicting himself as Jesus. Experts suggest his behavior indicates a mental decline, prompting calls for the 25th Amendment. Tensions with Iran and internal political pressure are rising.
The California Energy Commission has issued an administrative subpoena to Golden State Wind amid disclosures of a payout after an offshore wind lease buyout. The move, along with similar deals affecting other developers and renewed congressional scrutiny, marks a new phase in how the federal government is handling offshore wind projects and fossil-fuel investments.
The Cuban War Powers debate continues as Republicans back the president’s approach while Democrats push Congress to restrict unilateral military action. A Senate vote dismissed the Cuba measure, while administration rhetoric signals a broader push across Latin America.