
1. Federal Judge Questions Trump Administration's Deportation of Venezuelan Migrants
Judge Boasberg suggests Trump administration may have acted in bad faith by ignoring a court order to not deport Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.






Thursday, April 3rd
Judge Boasberg suggests Trump administration may have acted in bad faith by ignoring a court order to not deport Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.
Dr. Mehmet Oz confirmed as administrator of CMS by Senate, facing partisan divide over health policies and prior tax allegations.
President Trump endorses a proxy voting measure for new parents in Congress, contradicting Speaker Johnson's efforts to block it amid internal GOP conflict.
New tariffs on imported goods are expected to raise prices for everyday items like coffee and clothing, affecting American consumers significantly.
The Pentagon is reviewing Defense Secretary Hegseth's use of the Signal app to convey details about a military strike in Yemen, following bipartisan concerns.
The Senate overwhelmingly votes against Bernie Sanders’ attempt to halt significant arms sales to Israel amidst ongoing humanitarian crises in Gaza.
Dr. Mehmet Oz takes leadership at CMS after Senate confirmation, overseeing health insurance programs as Congress debates Medicaid cuts impacting millions.
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order to prevent cuts to COVID-19 health funding affecting several states and public health services.
The Trade Review Act of 2025 aims to limit presidential power over tariffs, requiring Congressional approval within 60 days.
President Trump discusses influence of Laura Loomer after the ousting of NSC staffers, but denies her role in their firings.
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