Federal Judges Ruled Over 4,400 Times Trump’s ICE Is Detaining People Unlawfully
More than 400 federal judges have now ruled at least 4,421 times since October 2025 that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is detaining people…

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More than 400 federal judges have now ruled at least 4,421 times since October 2025 that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is detaining people…
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President Trump repeatedly promised Americans he would never touch Medicaid. During his 2026 State of the Union address, he declared his administration…
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President Trump’s claim that he cut the federal budget deficit by “a staggering 27% in a single year” is, to put it plainly, not accurate by any standard…
Iran has issued its most direct warning yet to the United States and its allies, declaring that “the consequences of any renewed aggression wouldn’t…
During his State of the Union address on February 24, 2026, President Trump referred to Minnesota’s Somali community as “pirates,” prompting Rep.
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