Trump’s Void of Biden Pardons Backfires, Fuels Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Defense
Trump’s attempt to void Biden’s pardons strengthens Fauci’s legal shield as he refuses Senate testimony under the Fifth Amendment.
Urban League Report Warns Trump Policies Set Back Black Americans’ Progress
A 2026 Urban League report finds Trump-era policies have worsened economic and civil rights prospects for Black Americans.
US Food Prices Surge 33% Over Seven Years Amid Highest Grocery Inflation in 50 Years
American grocery prices have jumped 33% since 2019, marking the largest spike in 50 years with no end in sight.
DOJ Official Says NJ Gov. Sherrill Knew Voter-Roll Issues Before Calling Trump a Liar
Justice Dept. official claims Gov. Sherrill was aware of New Jersey's voter-roll problems before dismissing Trump's election fraud claims.
MAGA Supporters Say They Were ‘Intentionally Misled’ by Trump on Deportations
MAGA activists accuse Trump of misleading them on mass deportations, citing lack of data transparency and slow progress in 2026.
Court Docs Reveal FBI Director Kash Patel Personally Threatened The Atlantic Over Drinking Story
Newly released court documents show FBI Director Kash Patel directly warned The Atlantic to kill a report on his drinking habits before publication.
Black Voters in Michigan Weigh In on Key Democratic Senate Primary Ahead of August 4
As Michigan’s pivotal August 4 Senate primary nears, Black voters express doubts about progressive Larry El-Sayed.
ICE to Launch Major Operation Targeting Haitians Losing TPS After Supreme Court Ruling
ICE plans a sweeping operation this week to arrest Haitian nationals losing TPS following a Supreme Court ruling.
Sen. Mitch McConnell Out of Hospital but Not Cleared to Return to Senate
Senator Mitch McConnell has left the hospital after a June fall but remains in rehab and is not yet cleared to return to the Senate.
Legal Battles Intensify to Preserve TPS for Thousands After Supreme Court Ruling
Thousands face uncertain futures as courts and advocates push back on TPS cancellations following Supreme Court limits.