Key Events (10)
A federal judge ruled that Trump's use of the National Guard in Los Angeles to accompany Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on immigration raids violated federal law, exceeding legal limits that generally prohibit military use for domestic law enforcement.
Trump announced that Space Command headquarters will be relocated from Colorado to Alabama, a state he won comfortably in the 2024 election, reversing a Biden administration decision on national security operations.
Trump signaled he will seek expedited Supreme Court review of a federal appeals court ruling that found many of his administration's tariffs to be illegal, indicating a major legal battle ahead over trade authority.
Trump announced that the U.S. conducted a 'kinetic strike' in international waters against a boat from Venezuela, killing 11 people, amid escalating U.S.-Caracas tensions. Venezuelan President Maduro responded by warning that war would 'stain your hands with blood.'
Trump announced plans to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago for law enforcement operations, prompting Illinois Governor JB Pritzker to declare the state would fight the plan in court.
The Trump administration contracted with Paragon Solutions to give Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to Israeli-made spyware capable of hacking phones and encrypted applications.
The FBI arrested U.S. Army veteran Bajun Mavalwalla II for alleged 'conspiracy' related to protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, with legal experts warning the charges mark an escalation in the administration's crackdown on First Amendment rights.
Over 97% of staff at California's Yosemite and Sequoia & Kings Canyon national parks voted to unionize amid Trump administration cuts to the National Park Service, marking a significant labor organizing effort.
Trump announced he will award Rudolph Giuliani, his former lawyer and New York City mayor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, days after Giuliani was injured in a car accident.
More than 85 top climate specialists lambasted the Trump administration's climate review as a 'shoddy mess' that downplays climate risks, saying it 'makes a mockery of science.'