Did the Trump EPA Invoke ‘Emergency’ Rules to Allow Use of a Pesticide Harmful to Bees?
19 February 2019 - The environmental agency did use emergency exemptions to permit the application of the pesticide sulfoxaflor in some states.
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Trump Denied He Said Mexico Would Write a Check for the Wall — But He Did
11 January 2019 - President Trump's comments on how border wall construction would be funded shifted as it became clear Mexico would not pay.
Will the Government Shutdown Delay Income Tax Refunds?
7 January 2019 - This year's tax season may see even more confusion than usual due to the government shutdown.
Trump Administration Reinterprets Deportation Agreement with Vietnam, Again.
13 December 2018 - The move would result in the loss of protections that were established since 2008 for Vietnamese immigrants who arrived in America between 1975 and 1995.
Is a Butterfly Sanctuary in Danger of Being Bulldozed to Build President Trump’s Border Wall?
12 December 2018 - President Trump's proposed border wall is expected to have a significant impact on the surrounding environment.
Are Federal Employees Barred from Discussing Impeachment and “The Resistance”?
7 December 2018 - The office charged with keeping the federal government’s career employees nonpartisan issued guidance that has been criticized as overly broad and potentially unconstitutional.
About That ‘Starving Migrant Refugee Checks Her iPhone’ Meme
28 November 2018 - An image meant to demean a woman's weight is not only cruel but taken out of context.
Does a Proposed Ohio Bill Posit the Death Penalty for Women Who Undergo Abortions?
23 November 2018 - Ohio's legislature is considering a bill that would criminalize abortion and potentially impose extreme penalties on women and abortion providers.
President Trump’s Business Ties to Saudi Arabia, Russia Raise Questions with Ongoing Scandals
21 November 2018 - Almost two years into his presidency, questions about how President Trump's personal business interests influence his policy decisions continue to haunt him.
Michael Avenatti Was Arrested on Domestic Violence Charges, And Then Things Got Weird
21 November 2018 - A Twitter gadfly who was recently involved in an unsuccessful plot to frame Robert Mueller for sexual assault appeared to take credit for the arrest.
Tucker Carlson’s Claim About Protesters Damaging His Door Challenged
16 November 2018 - The Daily Caller, a web site co-founded by Carlson, resurrected the issue in an interview with President Trump.
Woman Denies Having Sent Graphic ‘Jane Doe’ Letter Claiming Sexual Assault by Kavanaugh
3 November 2018 - A woman who claimed credit for writing an anonymous letter accusing the Supreme Court nominee of having raped her later denied being its author.
