Court filings reveal a DOGE affiliate signed a 'Voter Data Agreement' to share Americans' private Social Security records with an unnamed group seeking to overturn election results.
Read Full Investigation →Six weeks after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, U.S. Customs admits its systems cannot process refunds for 330,000 businesses that paid duties the government had no authority to collect.
A coalition of interfaith organizations is asking a federal court to halt the commission's final report, arguing it violated transparency laws and excluded Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, and non-religious Americans from the process.
The April 6 Section 232 overhaul applies tariffs to the full customs value of imported goods — not just their metal content — marking the most aggressive metals trade action in decades.
DOJ cancelled 373 public safety grants across 37 states — violence reduction, crime victims, juvenile justice. No replacement plan exists.
A mass purge left three-quarters of federal inspector general positions empty — and hundreds of billions in spending without independent oversight.
A 6-3 ruling says schools must allow religious opt-outs when curriculum conflicts with what parents teach at home. Families of multiple faith traditions joined to bring the case.