HUFFPOST - DOJ Says Trump Can Assert Executive Privilege Over Private Talks With Advisers, Citizens
The president has the right to block the release of “sensitive” communications, the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel argued.
HUFFPOST - Huge New Study Shows Trump Is Wrong About Undocumented Immigrants And Crime
The study builds on existing research that debunks racist attempts to paint immigrants as dangerous threats to their neighbors.
HUFFPOST - Live Primary Election 2026 Results: Minnesota Voters And More Head To Polls
See live results from primary races in Connecticut, Minnesota, South Carolina and Wisconsin.
HUFFPOST - Judge Orders Kennedy Center To Pay Musician Who Canceled Show Over Trump Name Change
The center attempted to sue the artist earlier this year for violating their contract, but the suit was dismissed in June.
HUFFPOST - ICE Plans To Spend $20 Million To Give Officers Electric Shock Gloves
The manufacturer warns the gloves should not be used as punishment, against people merely exhibiting “verbal defiance or belligerence” or on high-risk populations.
HUFFPOST - Sir Rod Stewart Calls Off Tour Following Coronary Stent
“On the advice of his doctors, he will take the next four weeks to recuperate and regain full fitness before returning to the stage,” the singer’s publicist said in a statement.
HUFFPOST - Sean Duffy's Son-In-Law Michael Alfonso, Backed By Trump, Wins GOP Primary In Wisconsin
If he wins the November general election, Alfonso would be among the youngest-serving lawmakers at just 27 years old.
HUFFPOST - 'Kimmel' Guest Host Anthony Anderson Spots Massive Flaw In Trump's Escape Plan
The president reportedly snuck off Air Force One and onto another aircraft last month.
HUFFPOST - ‘Coward And Liar’: Critics Trash Trump’s New Air Force One Claim As ‘Utter Nonsense’
The president’s latest claim about secretly leaving Air Force One had some faulty logic.
HUFFPOST - Trump Makes A 'Very Strong' Statement About Possible 2028 Reelection Bid
The president has repeatedly teased running again, even though the Constitution forbids it.