Donald Trump’s campaign to punish and intimidate large law firms has generated a wave of controversy, with many bristling at his use of the presidency to punish his perceived enemies — with considerable success to date. In recent weeks, two large law firms reached settlements with the Trump administration that stunned the legal profession — the first with Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, which pledged to commit $40 million in free legal work “to support...

State governments are better positioned to fund and run them. Pointing to “breathtaking failures,” President Trump is moving to shut down the federal Department of Education. Congress will need to make any cuts permanent, but downsizing the federal education bureaucracy is a long-overdue reform. The department, however, is not the only way that the federal government intervenes in the nation’s schools. The government also spends $35 billion a year on school food programs through the...

President Trump said that he had settled on a plan for his latest batch of tariffs expected this week but didn’t reveal what he had decided, after his economic team struggled to coalesce around a remade U.S. trade strategy. “I’ve settled, yeah,” Trump said in the Oval Office on Monday evening when asked whether he has decided on his “Liberation Day” plans, a term the president has used for tariffs to be announced by the self-imposed deadline of Wednesday.

We’ve gotten used to seeing a president’s first 100 days as a gauge of progress and a benchmark for history. (Thanks, Franklin Roosevelt.) To understand the early days of President Trump’s second term, however, when so much has happened so quickly, there is an alternative milestone to consider. Last week, with more than a month to go before he will reach 100 days in office, Trump surpassed 100 executive orders. Reading through them all lays bare the assumptions, obsessions and contradictions...

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A mysterious illness causing people to “cough up blood” has spread to multiple cities in Russia.  Russian authorities have dismissed speculation over the illness, claiming no new pathogens have been detected. The […] The post A mysterious new illness appears in Russia; could it be due to a biological weapon? first appeared on The Expose.

Judges reasoned that changing the law is the job of the island nation’s legislature, not its judiciary.

She has gone into kidney failure following being hit by a speeding school bus.

According to data for the Department of Education obtained by the Telegraph, an unnamed school suspended a toddler for 'abuse against sexual orientation and gender identity.' What was once parody is now reality.