Don Lemon's FACE Act Motions Land Today and Press Freedom Hangs on the Outcome
Pretrial motions due today will determine whether the FACE Act can be used to prosecute journalists who cover protests.
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Day 55 of the DHS Shutdown and a Test Vote May Finally Come Thursday
The House may hold a test vote Thursday on DHS funding — 55 days in, with Trump's pay memo under legal challenge and TSA still uncertain.
The War Powers Clock Hits Day 40 and the Calendar Math Is Unforgiving
The ceasefire expires April 22, War Powers hits 60 days on April 29 — leaving seven days where the president has no ceasefire and no authorization.
Vance Leaves Hungary After Campaigning for Orban, Heads to Islamabad for Iran Talks
JD Vance left Budapest after openly backing Orban's re-election and will lead the US peace delegation to Pakistan on Saturday.
Daniel Ellsberg Act Sits in Committee as Press Freedom Confronts Wartime Test
Rep. Tlaib's Daniel Ellsberg Act remains stuck in committee with no scheduled hearing, even as wartime press freedom concerns mount.
Legal Scholars Question Trump's Authority to Pay TSA Workers by Executive Memo
Trump's memo ordering DHS to pay TSA employees bypasses Congress, and constitutional scholars say the legal basis is shaky.