Award-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone led a panel of experts testifying about the need for transparency from the federal government.

Voter ID is already required by law in Wisconsin, but adding it to the state constitution makes it harder to change in future.

Judge James Bredar found the administration likely broke laws regulating en masse terminations of government employees.

The president will reveal the long-awaited details of his tariff plan at a White House Rose Garden event, set to take place after stock markets close.

The order requires proof of citizenship to register, cracks down on noncitizen voting, and calls for a review of voting machines, among other measures.

Trump cited a ‘concerted and widespread effort to rewrite our Nation’s history’ as motivation for the action.

This marks the third law firm to reach an agreement with Trump who has recently suspended security clearances for lawyers from several other firms.

Voters filled two House seats, a judicial seat in a state Supreme Court, and answered a ballot question, all with implications for the Trump agenda.

Last month, Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins confirmed he is seeking to reduce the department’s workforce back to its 2019 levels.

The outcome continues liberal momentum in state judicial elections despite Trump’s popular vote victory in 2024.

Republicans retained 2 House seats in Florida, increasing the GOP majority to 220-213.

Specific tariff levels will be disclosed by the president.

The victory gives Republicans one additional seat in Congress, bringing their majority to 219–213.

Health and Human Services says it is evaluating the organization and others to make sure they have not violated their grant agreements.

Democrats countered during an April 1 hearing that Trump is threatening the judiciary’s independence and separation of powers.

Federal actions have already taken place against Ivy League schools Columbia and Harvard over harassment of Jewish students.

Trump nominated retired Lt. Gen. John D. ‘Razin’ Caine to be the next Joint Chiefs chairman after dismissing Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. in February.

Two congressional seats in Florida and a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court are decided by votes on April 1.