Goldman Sachs’ top lawyer Kathy Ruemmler to resign after emails show close ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Ruemmler said in a statement that she would “step down as Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of Goldman Sachs as of June 30, 2026.”
He was a U.S. attorney for four hours. Then President Trump fired him.
Donald Kinsella was fired by email a half day after being sworn in: “I probably set a record.”
DHS reportedly taps Labor Department aide behind posts echoing white supremacist rhetoric
Peyton Rollins, 21, helped run the Labor Department’s social media channels as they spewed ugly propaganda. Now, he reportedly has been effectively promoted.
Congress locks in a DHS shutdown as lawmakers leave Washington
Negotiators are “very far apart” on an ICE overhaul, Sen. Chuck Schumer said. A DHS shutdown begins Saturday.
Agent investigated in Chicago woman’s shooting, her lawyer says
The attorney for Marimar Martinez said a prosecutor told him the Border Patrol agent who shot her five times is under criminal investigation.
Judge cites Abrego in ordering Trump administration to facilitate return of Venezuelans
Washington’s chief federal trial judge is still seeking to hold the government to account for one of its most flagrant legal violations in Trump’s second term.
Analilia Mejia wins N.J. Democratic nomination for U.S. House seat
Tom Malinowski conceded to the former Sanders campaign director Tuesday but ripped AIPAC’s involvement in the primary to fill Gov. Mikie Sherill’s vacant House seat.
Trump’s EPA dismantles Obama-era climate change regulations
The Trump administration has revoked a landmark scientific finding that greenhouse gases harm public health and warm the Earth.
‘Pretty rich’: Republicans claim Democrats are the hypocrites in new DOJ ‘spying’ scandal
The Department of Justice appears to be tracking which documents members of Congress look up when viewing the unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files. Republicans think Jack Smith collecting phone metadata was a lot worse.
