Lisa Cook Committee of Inquiry Memo: What It Orders
Trump's Oct. 7 memo creates a 3-member panel and a closed Nov. 5 White House hearing on Fed Governor Lisa Cook. What it orders, the law it cites, who reacted.
Politics & Government
The political stories everyone is talking about, told from the record: the executive order, the court ruling, the bill text or the official statement behind the headline. We quote both sides by name and leave the opinions to you.
East Potomac Tree Cutting in Court: What the Record Shows
A federal judge stopped tree removal at D.C.'s East Potomac Golf Course after a holiday-weekend cut. The notice, the tree counts and each side's case.
Judge Halts DHS's $20M Trump Ads: What the Court Order Says
A federal judge stopped DHS-funded TV ads featuring President Trump. What the order bars, where the $20 million came from, and what each side argued in court.
DOJ's Antitrust Probe of the TV Pool Pause: What the Documents Say
The DOJ is probing whether five networks broke the Sherman Act by pausing White House pool coverage. What the statute, the case law and DOJ's own filings say.
Trump's Two Diesel Moves: What the Order and Russia License Say
Executive Order 14435 directs Treasury to decide on deferring some diesel taxes; OFAC's GL 135 authorizes Russian diesel transactions to April 7, 2027.
Hasan's Livestreamed Execution Plan: What Army Rules Say
The Army set a Dec. 3 firing-squad execution for Nidal Hasan, and the Pentagon says it will be livestreamed. What AR 190-55 says on method, witnesses and media.