Jack Smith’s investigators obtained journalist communications linked to 87 White House phones while also collecting nearly 5,000 personal checks from Trump donors, prompting Chuck Grassley to demand accountability during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
America.gov can search 29,000 official government websites, with passport applications, Medicare enrollment, and federal job applications planned for 2027 as Trump places Super Intelligence at the center of his administration’s technology push.
Trump will visit Peterbilt’s Denton factory to promote tariffs, investment and manufacturing jobs, even as federal data shows the industry has lost 35,000 jobs since he entered office in January 2025.
Trump plans to block federal student loans for degrees deemed worthless as part of a broader spending reduction effort, but key details about affected programs, eligibility standards, enforcement, and timing have not been provided.
Boston’s taxpayer supported Immigrants Lead Boston program offers organizing training and $575 scholarships to immigrants regardless of immigration status, while citizens born in the U.S. are barred from enrolling in the city initiative.
Dr. Simone Gold urged disappointed conservatives not to abandon the midterm elections, warning that online campaigns are pushing them toward political surrender while entrenched federal institutions remain powerful and Democrats seek control of Congress.
Joe Biden accepted a Planned Parenthood of Delaware award with a rambling speech praising abortion activist Sonia Sloan, defending his administration’s response to Dobbs and warning that women are about to demonstrate their political power.
Democratic Socialist candidate Nixon equated DeSantis’s campaign against woke policies with targeting Black people, accused opponents of trying to kill marginalized groups, and condemned lawmakers who supported efforts to honor Charlie Kirk.