As the shutdown drags on, USDA demands that states “immediately undo” any steps they have taken to send full November payments to recipients of the food assistance program.
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As the shutdown drags on, USDA demands that states “immediately undo” any steps they have taken to send full November payments to recipients of the food assistance program.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers sought unanimous consent approval for a bill that would stop the changing of the clocks.
Saturday marks 3rd mass mobilization since Trump's return to White House in January
In Oregon, a judge temporarily blocks the president from deploying troops in Portland
A federal judge in Oregon has granted a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration from deploying the National Guard into Portland after the president announced he would send in troops to protect what he calls a “war-ravaged” city.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said last week that local police would no longer be assisting ICE agents with immigration enforcement operations.
Judge Charles Breyer’s opinion echoed remarks he made during a 3-day trial in which he questioned if presidents have any limits on when they can use the military
Bowser’s "words are now being used to justify harmful federal overreach in cities nationwide," Councilmember Zachary Parker wrote in a post on X.
President moves to overhaul White House, take over policing and stickhandle arts and culture in U.S. capital
The paralysis has economic consequences for everyone. Growing families can’t upgrade, empty-nesters can’t downsize, and when people can’t move for a job offer, they often earn less.