NPR reported that a new Senate majority will let Democrats oversee federal judicial appointments from Jan. 3, potentially through at least 2030.
According to NPR, the Senate's new majority party will put Democrats in charge of federal judicial appointments beginning on Jan. 3. NPR reported that the arrangement could endure for several years, with Democrats potentially retaining that role until at least 2030.
Source: NPR.
According to NPR, a Maryland woman who was evicted after a pay cut became a leader in a community effort that blocked a $5 billion data center project.
NPR reported that President Trump named Stephen Miller chief of staff in a move described as a rebuke of midterm results and a doubling down on Trumpism.
NPR reported Deb Haaland is New Mexico's first Native American governor, facing big expectations, challenges and opportunities.
The Court of Appeal has ruled that being kidnapped for ransom can amount to exploitation of trafficking victims.
