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  • The Lawsuits Against The Trump Administration

    The Lawsuits Against The Trump Administration
    Sep 9 2025
    President Donald Trump has tested the limits of the law since the day he took office at the start his second term.

    This includes signing an executive order to end birthright citizenship, terminating or freezing billions of dollars in federal funding, and enacting sweeping tariffs on foreign goods without congressional approval.

    But these actions have not been met with silence.

    Over the last eight months, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed by state attorneys, physicians, media organizations, international students, and others to challenge the Trump administration’s policies.

    We check in on major lawsuits against the administration. Where do they stand now? What do they mean for our country’s system of checks and balances?

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  • 'If You Can Keep It': HHS Versus The Science

    'If You Can Keep It': HHS Versus The Science
    Sep 8 2025
    In recent weeks, we’ve seen a seismic shakeup inside the Department of Health and Human Services and unprecedented discord between the agency, scientists, and doctors.

    HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. is bucking the science-backed guidance of physicians on vaccines. That’s angered some Democrats. Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren went after Kennedy over his pseudoscientific approach to running the agency during a Senate hearing Thursday.

    So, what happens when political ideology outweighs medical consensus?

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  • The News Roundup For September 5, 2025

    The News Roundup For September 5, 2025
    Sep 5 2025
    Jobs numbers are out. They indicate a stalling labor market, with U.S. employers adding just 22,000 jobs in August and unemployment rising to 4.3 percent.

    After rumors about the president’s supposedly failing health swirled online last weekend, Donald Trump appeared in public at a press conference this week announcing the relocation of the Space Force headquarters from Colorado to Alabama.

    Florida announced this week that it’s set to become the first state in the U.S. to end vaccine mandates in schools, including for young children.

    The leaders of China, India, Russia met this week in a display of friendship meant to signal unity to the world. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping convened in China for a summit of powers not aligned with the West.

    Meanwhile, Putin told officials in Kyiv he was willing to try and negotiate the end the war in Ukraine should “common sense prevail.” However, he also threatened that he was prepared to continue should he not find terms agreeable.

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