
State Department Office of Remigration Operates With Limited Oversight, Source Says
A State Department office created a year ago to handle immigration matters reportedly works with minimal supervision, according to a government source.

A State Department office created a year ago to handle immigration matters reportedly works with minimal supervision, according to a government source.
Democratic lawmakers are requesting information about reported White House intervention in a $620 million Pentagon loan to a company with ties to Donald Trump Jr.

A senior UK prosecutor indicated the Mandelson investigation may extend beyond a year, as missing messages from a minister have been revealed.

Postmaster General testifies before House committee about financial challenges facing USPS, warning of potential funding crisis within a year.
Defense officials are discussing with General Motors, Ford and other manufacturers about shifting production capacity to make military supplies.

Trump has requested a court pause its ruling on E. Jean Carroll's defamation case so he can appeal to the Supreme Court.

Dr. Casey Means faced Senate questioning on vaccines, chronic illness priorities, and past statements during her delayed confirmation hearing.
The Trump administration is moving from targeting individual colleges with investigations to rewriting federal regulations governing all higher education institutions.
Billionaire Tom Steyer has spent over $195 million on advertising in California's gubernatorial primary, setting a new record for political campaign spending.

House and Senate members are pushing for privacy reforms as Congress approaches the June 12 deadline to renew FISA Section 702 surveillance authority.
The House approved the ALERT Act 396-10, requiring aircraft tracking systems after a crash killed 67 people near Washington.
Stellantis has issued a park-outside recall for one million Jeep vehicles due to fire risk concerns.

President Trump plans to nominate David Cummins to lead the Transportation Security Administration.
CBS's Face the Nation featured interviews with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, two Democratic senators, and former Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn.

New York City leaders are pursuing separate initiatives on public housing improvements and fire department staffing levels.
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