Attorney General Ken Paxton backed by Trump won the Republican Senate primary defeating incumbent John Cornyn setting up a general election contest.
Month: May 2026
Hundreds of ICE Hunger Strike Detainees Continue Protest at Delaney Hall New Jersey
Immigrants held at the Newark detention center continued their hunger strike with outside protesters rallying in solidarity.
Trump Admin Pushes Nondisclosure Agreements for All Federal Workers
The administration proposed broad NDAs for all government employees targeting leaks to news outlets and expanding existing secrecy arrangements.
SCOTUS Blocks Free Speech Lawsuit Involving Federal Immigration Judges
The Supreme Court ruled to prevent a challenge to gag orders applied to immigration judges from proceeding on First Amendment grounds.
Trump Admin Expedites Mass Immigration Hearings to Order More Deportations Says NPR
The administration accelerated use of large-scale immigration proceedings to process and remove undocumented migrants more rapidly.
Federal Court Blocks Alabama from Using New Congressional Map in 2026 Midterms
A three-judge panel ruled the map deliberately discriminated against Black voters and barred its use in the upcoming elections.
Bozeman Montana Memorial Day Shooting Investigation Continues as Police Address the Public
Police held a press conference to share new details about the deadly shooting that occurred in Bozeman over the holiday weekend.
BDS Referendum Held at Brooklyn Park Slope Food Coop Draws Competing Campaigns
Campaigners for and against a boycott of Israeli goods gathered at the famous New York food cooperative ahead of a membership vote.
Trump Says Crypto Is a Major Industry That America Must Protect
The US president reaffirmed support for cryptocurrency and called the United States the Crypto Capital of the World.
Scripps National Spelling Bee Highlights What It Really Takes to Win
The prestigious annual competition held its finals with young spellers competing for the national championship in Washington DC.