White House to rescind race guidance in college admissions
The Trump administration plans to revoke Obama era guidance on using race in college admissions to promote diversity. Supporters call it a move toward race neutral admissions while opponents warn it creates confusion and risks equity. The issue follows decades of Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action.
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Senate panel backs conclusion Russia aided Trump in 2016
The Senate Intelligence Committee endorsed the intelligence community assessment that Moscow interfered to help Donald Trump win in 2016. The bipartisan report cites Putin ordering meddling, notes no collusion finding, and reinforces corroborated U S conclusions as Burr and Warner emphasize.
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Trump orders flags at half staff for Capital Gazette victims
President Trump issued a proclamation directing half staff at federal buildings to honor five Capital Gazette victims in Annapolis Maryland. The move came after Annapolis Mayor Buckley requested a week ago and was announced Monday night.
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Judge allows census suit to move forward amid evidence of bad faith
A federal judge in Manhattan granted discovery in a multistate suit opposing the 2020 census citizenship question. The ruling names the Department of Commerce, Wilbur Ross, and the Census Bureau among defendants and sets a July 23 deadline to produce or justify documents.
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Trump holds talks with Supreme Court candidates
President Donald Trump met Tuesday with three potential Supreme Court contenders amid reports he also interviewed Sen. Mike Lee. Spokesman Raj Shah did not name the candidates, as Trump plans to nominate a replacement for Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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