President Donald Trump has replaced several Biden-appointed members of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum board. This decision has sparked discussions about the future direction of Holocaust education and remembrance in America. Concerns over politicization have arisen, though the museum’s commitment to historical accuracy remains a priority.
The Trump administration uses mugshot-style posters showcasing arrested immigrants near the White House to highlight its immigration enforcement efforts during President Trump’s first 100 days. The exhibit draws attention to the administration’s commitment to tough immigration policies, sparking mixed reactions from the public and critics.
Former President Trump pays tribute to Pope Francis, describing him as a “good man” despite past disagreements. Trump meets with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, addressing ongoing Ukraine-Russia issues amidst a tense encounter.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from denying federal funds to sanctuary cities. The ruling, issued by Judge William Orrick, deems the executive order unconstitutional, impacting local governance and federal funding dynamics.
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin announces retirement in 2026, ending a career spanning over two decades in the U.S. Senate. His decision sparks speculation about new candidates for Illinois’ seat, reflecting upcoming changes in the Senate’s political landscape.
The Trump administration is exploring a $5,000 baby bonus proposal to boost U.S. birth rates amid declining numbers. Policy experts have held discussions with White House aides, weighing the potential impact and implementation of the incentive.
A federal court case in Denver tackles the Trump administration’s application of the Alien Enemies Act, a rarely invoked 18th-century law, with immigrant rights groups challenging its use in deportation practices.
A Boston judge blocks Trump administration’s passport policy change affecting transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people, marking a significant legal development in the ongoing debate over gender identity recognition.
In a notable decision, a federal appeals court refused to stay a district court order demanding the Trump administration to secure the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador. This legal battle underscores concerns about immigration enforcement and procedural integrity, marking a significant judicial stance on the administration’s immigration policies.
Following the deadly shooting at Florida State University, President Trump labeled the event as “terrible” but suggested new gun laws are unlikely. Highlighting his advocacy for the Second Amendment, Trump emphasized individual gun rights in the face of calls for stricter regulations.