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The Trump administration is arguing in a filing that a judge's directive ordering authorities to turn around two deportation ...

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The Justice Department said this week that it has invoked the state secrets privilege in its ongoing court battle over the deportation of Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador, a national security ...

The extraordinary move by the Justice Department was an escalation of its conflict with the judge in the case and, by extension, the federal judiciary. By Alan Feuer and Charlie Savage The Trump ...

Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman (D) said Sunday that she is concerned about the Department of Education’s disassembly in the wake of President Trump signing an executive order seeking to ...

The national security adviser has been walking a tightrope even before the disclosure of the group chat. By Tim Balk Michael Waltz, the national security adviser under fire after The Atlantic ...

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A judge Wednesday reduced a felony charge to a misdemeanor against one of two former supervisors from the California ...

President Trump has vowed to dissolve the Education Department. Oklahoma schools superintendent Ryan Walters and former Education Secretary Arne Duncan explain the potential impact of Trump’s plan.