Treasury stopped $175 million from reaching deceased recipients after screening more than 1.1 billion federal payments, while access to its Do Not Pay tool surged from roughly 4% of programs to more than 99%.
The Media Research Center alleges Apple News excluded 78 stories about the DNC’s mounting debt from its top 20 promotions, even as Democrats entered 2026 owing $17.5 million and facing growing internal pressure before the midterms.
Tom Homan challenged a CBS correspondent over missing Biden administration data after questions about 57 deaths in ICE custody, while defending the agency’s medical care and pointing to a detained population that had doubled.
Ted Cruz fired back after JD Vance accused him of already running for president in 2028, turning the charge into an insecurity jab as both Republicans campaign for GOP candidates and leave the next White House contest looming.
Hawaii prosecutors demanded decades of API records and communications with 225 entities, expanding a climate lawsuit that critics say threatens free speech while exposing the oil industry to billions in potential damages.
The Supreme Court will consider whether Boulder County can pursue climate claims involving interstate emissions, while critics warn the litigation could shift national energy policy from Congress and federal agencies into state courtrooms.
Trump said Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett have voted against him too often, citing decisions on birthright citizenship, tariffs, and mailed ballots while questioning how much his three Supreme Court selections have changed.
Trump is demanding Senate action after the House approved permanent daylight saving time, but opposition from Sen. Tom Cotton and uncertainty about reaching the chamber’s 60 vote threshold could keep the clocks changing.