The maker of an app that tracks immigration agents has sued several Trump administration officials, saying they censored his speech

Nearly half of Americans oppose the Trump administration's military strikes on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean near Venezuela, with a recent Reuters/Ipsos survey indicating that 48% believe court approval is necessary before such actions are taken. This sentiment reflects growing concerns over the legality and implications of military interventions in foreign waters.

The Trump administration has proposed a new requirement for foreign tourists to disclose their social media histories from the past five years as part of the entry process into the United States. This announcement, published in the Federal Register, has sparked controversy, particularly with the anticipated increase in foreign visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Trump administration's decision to end a nationwide crisis hotline for LGBTQ+ youths has prompted L.A. County to propose the launch of its own hotline to address the needs of this vulnerable community. This initiative comes five months after the federal hotline was discontinued, leaving many youths without critical support resources.

A prominent parents advocacy group is urging the Trump administration to implement a policy change that could provide immediate relief to families. This initiative is seen as a potential quick win for the administration, aligning with its focus on parental rights and family support.

Kirsten Hillman, who has served as Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. since 2020, is being considered for succession as negotiations for a new trade deal with the Trump administration have been ongoing and at times contentious.

The Trump administration is contemplating an executive order to regulate artificial intelligence, aiming to establish a uniform set of rules across states and prevent individual state regulations, particularly concerning AI's impact on minors. This proposal has raised alarms among child-safety advocates.

The U.S. Justice Department has officially withdrawn from its agreement with the city of Houston to monitor and address illegal dumping in predominantly Black and Latino neighborhoods. This decision signifies a retreat from previous commitments to environmental justice initiatives, particularly under the Trump administration's policies.

Recent scrutiny has emerged regarding education officials appointed by the Democrats, as a widening fraud scandal raises questions about their oversight and accountability. This situation has garnered attention amid ongoing political tensions in Washington, particularly related to the Trump administration's policies and actions on Capitol Hill.