Somali American Republican Rebukes Trump's Xenophobic Attack: ‘My Children Are Not Garbage’

Trump administration officials are considering reversing changes to racial and ethnic categories approved by the Biden administration for the upcoming 2030 census and other federal forms, as indicated by a White House agency official. This review reflects ongoing tensions between the two administrations regarding demographic data collection.

A recent revolt on Capitol Hill poses significant challenges to President Trump's strategy regarding Venezuela, as lawmakers express concerns over potential military interventions and regime change. This situation has emerged amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, prompting discussions about military options and diplomatic responses.

The US Department of Justice has announced a policy shift to eliminate protections for LGBTQ+ individuals against sexual abuse in prisons, stating that prisons will no longer be held accountable for violations of standards designed to prevent harassment and assault. This change, outlined in a memo, also directs inspectors to cease auditing facilities for compliance with these protections.

A focus group study conducted by Syracuse University, Engagious, and Sago, observed by NBC News, revealed that Trump voters who supported Democratic candidates in the 2025 gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia expressed frustration with the current economic situation.

The White House has appointed a new architect to lead the ballroom project after disagreements arose with the original architect regarding the addition's size. This decision is part of a broader $300 million renovation effort aimed at enhancing the East Wing of the White House.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has expressed concerns that the Republican Party (GOP) may struggle to keep Trump-aligned voters engaged in future elections. He emphasized the need for Republicans to adopt bolder strategies and create clearer distinctions from Democrats to maintain voter interest.

Governor Gavin Newsom visited Washington, D.C., seeking federal assistance for recovery efforts following the recent wildfires in Los Angeles but was denied a meeting with key officials from the Trump administration. This low-profile visit included discussions with a limited number of lawmakers on Capitol Hill as he advocated for billions in federal aid for rebuilding efforts.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal regarding former President Trump's executive order that seeks to restrict birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented or temporarily present parents. This case follows a lower court ruling that blocked the implementation of the order, marking a significant legal challenge to one of Trump's key policy initiatives.