Politics Archive
Archives for June 2025
Trump v. AFGE asks if the Republican justices’ new approach to separation of powers applies to Trump.
Here are the numbers behind the bill behind Trump’s breakup with Elon Musk.
This is what it’s like to witness ICE raids and protests unfold in the city I was born and raised in.
Republicans are gutting the safety net as job-killing mass automation looms.
For Trump’s ideological allies, it’s always 2020.
The government gives great guidance on vaccination. Or at least it used to.
Trump has expanded presidential power to ban broad groups of immigrants.
Trump’s lawyers claim they’ve found a loophole that will allow Trump to ship immigrants overseas to be tortured.
Trump’s crackdown on the LA protests is a dramatic escalation of his assault on Americans’ rights. Is it legal?
The rules don’t apply to Trump on the Court’s “shadow docket.”
The autism commission is doomed to fail.
If passed, President Donald Trump’s signature legislation would make college more expensive.
Tuskegee University’s president explains how he’s approaching this Trump administration.
Their messy split highlights some real fault lines in clean energy politics.