NewsroomLawmakers Challenge Trump’s Postal Service Rules Before High Court
More than 250 current and former members of Congress have filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to invalidate a Trump-era executive order and subsequent Postal Service policy regarding mail-in voting. The coalition argues the administration is unconstitutionally usurping legislative authority over federal elections ahead of the midterms.
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Abdul El-Sayed turns inflation into a game show to target Trump policies
With a hand-drawn dollar sign and a mock game show format, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is highlighting the rising cost of household goods. He argues that President Trump’s trade wars and military actions are directly inflating prices for everyday items like detergent, coffee, and toilet paper across the state.
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The 25 US Colleges Where Students Graduate With the Highest Debt
As families prepare for the fall semester, a new analysis of federal data reveals the heavy financial burden facing graduates at 25 specific institutions. While tuition costs continue to climb, students at these schools often leave campus carrying the largest median federal loan balances in the country.