Senate vote hints at limits on Trump war powers
In Washington a 50-40 Senate vote fell short of the 60 needed to require congressional approval before any military action by President Trump. Lawmakers urged that future steps include house and senate input, signaling discontent with current foreign policy and a July House review.
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Supreme Court to decide on ending DACA protection for dreamers
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether President Trump can terminate the Obama era program shielding about 700,000 young migrants from deportation. The case, tied to election year politics, could keep DACA protections in effect until a ruling arrives likely by June 2020.
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Avowed white supremacist sentenced to life in Charlottesville attack
James Alex Fields Jr. of Maumee Ohio received a life term after pleading guilty to 29 of 30 hate crimes tied to the 2017 car attack in Charlottesville that killed Heather Heyer and injured over two dozen. He apologized in court as survivors spoke of lasting wounds.
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