The Colorado Republican sent a photo of the former secretary of state to right-wing media personality Benny Johnson, a move Clinton advisers said violated House rules.
The school is suing Brendan Sorsby to enforce a damages clause in the name, image and likeness contract he signed just months before heading to Texas Tech.
The judge rejected the National Trust for Historic Preservation's "rag-tag" arguments that the destruction of the East Wing was unconstitutional, but allowed the group to amend its complaint.
With mounting opposition in the lower courts, the White House pushed for Supreme Court backing to strip migrants of their right to live and work in the U.S.
A coalition of lawmakers, union leaders and community advocates contradicted Trump's characterization of the U.S. as a roaring economy.
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee pressed Colin McDonald, tapped to lead the president’s “war on fraud,” on his involvement with a Justice Department working group they said was designed to target political foes of the White House.
Reading proficiency has dipped 4 percentage points since 2019 as schools have struggled to make up for pandemic learning losses.
Unlike many California cities, Escondido had an especially close alliance with ICE in the past.
Despite coming to a unanimous decision, a bitter split over the reasoning led two justices to accuse their colleagues of “needlessly” expanding the high court’s precedents.
An ICE facility in Colorado asked for the justices’ help in circumventing a lawsuit after detainees say they were forced to perform unpaid janitorial work.
Though he made some jabs at Democrats, the president’s address to Congress remained largely focused on the issues as he made the case for continued Republican control of the government come November.
