Jamie Satterfield

The Biggest Losers in Trump’s Megabill GOP’s efforts to offset tax cuts hit recipients of food aid, Medicaid users, college borrowers, EV drivers

The biggest losers in Trump’s megabill: Recipients of food aid, Medicaid users, college borrowers and EV drivers

Harvard sues Trump administration to protect its international student enrollment Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem notified the university Thursday that its certification for the Student and Exchange Visitor Program was revoked.

Harvard University has sued the Trump administration over its decision to revoke its eligibility to enroll foreign students.

The Gang-Linked Prison Chief Taking Custody of Trump’s Deportees Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele’s prison director was sanctioned by the U.S. for secret dealings with MS-13 leaders

President Trump’s plan to expel alleged gang members to El Salvador relies on the country’s prison director, whom U.S. officials have sanctioned for secretly negotiating with the same criminal groups

This is good news. For once, our governor did the right thing.

Federal Trade Commission investigates Media Matters, watchdog sued by Musk Musk sued the liberal nonprofit in 2023 after it published a report that showed mainstream ads appearing beside pro-Nazi content on his social media site X.

Media Matters, a left-leaning watchdog group that publishes reports on conservative media and social media platforms such as Elon Musk’s X, said it received a civil investigative demand letter from the Federal Trade Commission.

I'm ready to dump X but I use it these days mainly to follow legitimate news sites and keep up with the goings on in this topsy-turvy world. I'd appreciate any suggestions on sites to follow. I've found the biggies - NYT, Washington Post, Huffpost, etc - but I'm short on TN news sites

Kagan is not impressed with the majority's explanation for the Federal Reserve exception. You can almost hear her incredulity in these graphs. @courthousenews.bsky.social www.courthousenews.com/supreme-cour...

I don’t mean to be a caricature, but this just isn’t law. The Supreme Court is always making policy. But this is beyond. “This dicta in an emergency order will reassure the markets but just uh trust us on the law here ok no we’re not overruling Humphrey’s yet and when we do we’ll spare the fed.”

The US Administration is now explicitly threatening similar illegal, authoritarian assaults on every university in the country.

Our entire system of higher education is under attack. The powers being used as weapons are perversions of the public trust.

Former McKinsey partner jailed for deleting emails on US opioid work Martin Elling to serve six months in prison after admitting to destroying documents related to efforts to boost sales

Former McKinsey partner jailed for deleting emails on US opioid work

https://www.ft.com/content/5e769fdf-8e80-4686-8118-53ac0b1a6f58

WATCH: “Trump misrepresented the facts. This is not even in South Africa.”

@france24 does the fact-check on Trump’s Oval Office “White Genocide” Oval Office ambush 🇺🇸 networks haven’t.

Lies, outdated footage, etc.

Full: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mti6...

A Sneaky Policy Buried In The GOP Tax Bill Could Blow Up The Civil Service Republicans want to force new federal workers to choose between losing job protections and paying for them. One union official calls it "criminal extortion."

Republicans want to force new federal workers to choose between losing job protections and paying for them. One union official calls it "criminal extortion."

Federal judge blocks mass Education Department layoffs after California, others sue A federal judge has blocked President Trump’s mass layoffs at the Education Department after California, Democrat-led states, school districts and education groups sued.

A judge ordered the Department of Education to reinstate employees who were fired in mass layoffs two months ago. But will they return? www.latimes.com/world-nation...