The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is ending support for its longstanding Arctic Report Card, the National Institutes for Health is refusing research grants that yield data for policymakers, and the president is again promoting harmful disinformation about vaccines.
The Treasury Department repealed a rule that required U.S. businesses to report their ownership to financial crimes investigators, pledging to delete existing ownership information.
Todd Blanche’s first act as Attorney General is a memo attempting to broadly expand executive privilege.
A federal judge who had blocked part of the president’s executive order on mail-in voting in objecting states has now extended that order nationwide.
Days after a new executive order on birthright citizenship, the plaintiffs who successfully challenged an earlier order are already back in court. In other court filing news, four human rights groups have sued the administration over its sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
A federal judge once again blocked the Department of Housing and Urban Development from shifting funding without public notice and comment.
When Congress is in recess, we often have the opportunity to attend a town hall. Learn how to show up here.
The Visibility Brigade wants to help you be brave on August 15.
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