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Donald Trump August 1, 2025

Democratic states sue Trump admin over ending sex change surgeries for minors

Over a dozen states sue Trump administration over policies threatening providers of sex change procedures for people under 19 with criminal investigations.

Kristi Noem August 1, 2025

Federal judge finds 'racial and discriminatory animus' in Trump move to cancel temporary protected status

Court ruling provides reprieve for over 60,000 immigrants with temporary protected status as judge finds Trump policy rooted in discrimination.

Veterans August 1, 2025

VA reverses Biden admin policy providing abortion services agency calls contrary to federal law

Department of Veterans Affairs announces reversal of Biden-era exception allowing abortion services for veterans, citing conflict with medical benefits law

Federal Courts August 1, 2025

Federal appeals court weighs Trump birthright citizenship order as admin outlines enforcement details

Appeals court to review Trump's birthright citizenship order after Supreme Court ruling narrowed lower courts' ability to issue universal injunctions.

Immigration August 1, 2025

Federal judge halts Trump TPS policy, accuses DHS of making migrants 'atone for their race'

Federal judge delays Trump administration's termination of temporary protected status for Honduras, Nicaragua and Nepal immigrants, citing racial animus.

Joe Biden August 1, 2025

Biden slurs way through latest speech, touts nominating ‘demographically diverse’ judges

Former President Joe Biden slurred on multiple occasions during the night, including while discussing serving as the vice president to the first Black president, former President Barack Obama.

Supreme Court August 1, 2025

Kavanaugh cites 3 presidents in explaining Supreme Court's ballooning emergency docket

Trump-appointed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh discussed the prevalence of executive actions while speaking at a the Eighth Circuit judicial conference on Thursday.

Federal Courts August 1, 2025

Democrats escalate anti-Trump lawfare by targeting Congress in Planned Parenthood funding fight

Planned Parenthood and blue states challenge congressional legislation defunding abortion providers as unconstitutional bill of attainder in federal court.

Florida August 1, 2025

Florida breaks 50-year execution record with ninth death sentence carried out this year

A Florida man convicted of the 1994 killings of his wife and their two children was put to death on Thursday, marking the ninth execution in the Sunshine State this year.

Donald Trump July 31, 2025

Federal judges grill Trump lawyers over 'Liberation Day' tariffs on eve of enforcement

An appeals court in Washington considered President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plan, which comes into force Aug. 1 and has sparked consternation from small businesses.