Byron Donalds Joined a Lawsuit to Redo the Census. A Court Threw It Out — Twice.
A federal court twice dismissed a lawsuit — joined by Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds — to overturn the 2020 Census count, calling further arguments futile.
A federal court twice dismissed a lawsuit — joined by Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds — to overturn the 2020 Census count, calling further arguments futile.
A confidential Senate Ethics Committee investigation targeted Marsha Blackburn's office over allegations it used taxpayer money and staff for her political campaign.
The Wall Street Journal tracked over $781 million flowing to a web of Trump-controlled funds — much of it from companies that want something from his government.
The RNC sued Colorado — one of six states — to block certain American citizens living abroad from voting, arguing residency 'cannot be established by proxy.'
After ICE fatally shot two men during traffic stops in a single week, the agency paused most vehicle stops for a safety review. One day later, President Trump ordered them to keep going.
A House committee led by Rep. Tim Walberg advanced 10 bills to scatter the Department of Education's programs — student aid, TRIO, HBCU funding, Title I — across other agencies.
After ICE shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott went silent for over a week — then offered only that 'any loss of life is tragic.'
A Texas Tech regent gave $274,300 to a committee backing Ken Paxton's Senate run. The next day, Paxton's office threatened to sue the Big 12 on the school's behalf.
An Arkansas private school that took state voucher money had students attack a 13-year-old and scrub floors as punishment — and Gov. Sarah Sanders' program keeps the checks coming with almost no oversight.