Trump subpoena challenged by news organization defending journalist source privacy

The New York Times challenges Trump subpoenas against its reporters, arguing they're retaliation for coverage of a Qatari Air Force One gift.

The New York Times challenges Trump subpoenas against its reporters, arguing they're retaliation for coverage of a Qatari Air Force One gift.

Trump's $10 billion BBC lawsuit could get a federal government co-plaintiff, raising urgent questions about press independence.

In July 2026, Trump abandoned a major Iran policy within hours, then reversed a signature Homeland Security initiative.

Trump administration fires newly sworn Seattle federal attorney within an hour via email notification.

Trump's 10% credit card rate cap proposal draws warnings that capping rates could restrict credit access to subprime borrowers and shift costs toward hidden fees.

A White House meeting on July 15 aims to resolve disputes over crypto holdings rules for Congress and officials as Trump pushes for swift passage of the CLARITY Act.

Federal disaster relief for Democratic states faces approval delays while Republican counterparts receive faster processing, raising concerns about equity in emergency assistance.

Limited strikes, unlimited consequences: how the administration's Iran approach could lock America into another open-ended Middle East war.

Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil alleges Trump officials coordinated with pro-Israel groups to suppress his pro-Palestine speech.

ICE traffic stops resume despite fatal shooting incidents, raising questions about enforcement accountability and safety protocols for roadside immigration enforcement.