RFK Jr.’s remarks about Black children echo some of the darkest chapters in U.S. history
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s 2024 remark that Black children taking certain prescription medications should be “reparented” was met with intense pushback when he testified on Capitol Hill.
Trump administration’s bogus push to prove discrimination against white men falters
The supposedly independent agency tasked with fighting employment discrimination is pursuing the administration’s claims of antiwhite discrimination — and having a rough go at it.
FCC challenges Disney station licenses as Kimmel backlash deepens
The highly unusual early review of the ABC broadcasting licenses comes after Trump called for the network to fire the late-night host over another joke.
Florida Republicans confront uneasy reality with new congressional map
Republicans are trying to act as if politics had nothing to do with their new map. But an aggressive gerrymander could come back to bite them.
Trump uses correspondents’ dinner to push controversial spy powers
Plus, Trump’s media company makes a change, Maryland to thwart surveillance pricing and Taylor Swift looks to protect her voice from the robot revolution in this week’s Tech Drop.
How can Cole Tomas Allen be charged with attempted assassination?
“Deadline: White House” legal analyst Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, Trump administration lawsuits and other issues.
2 months in, the U.S.-Iran war has no end in sight
Both sides in the worst energy disruption in history appear to be overestimating how close their opponent is to capitulating.
Trump administration puts underqualified judges in immigration court
A new report from The Washington Post exposes the inexperience and far-right ideologies of newly hired immigration judges.
Comey’s second indictment shows the lengths Blanche will go to please Trump
The latest indictment of the former FBI director is ridiculous, but it’s part of an unsubtle pattern from the acting attorney general.
Appeals court finds ICE’s mandatory detention policy illegal
The 2nd Circuit panel’s decision puts the matter on track for review by the Supreme Court.
