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Lisa Song reports how an OMB proposal restricting federally funded registration work could affect organizations helping disabled voters.
Source: ProPublica
Jen Fifield and Peter Elkind investigate the origins of Trump’s mail-voting restriction plan and report the White House’s response.
Source: ProPublica
Alec MacGillis reports how Smithsonian history exhibits became targets of the Trump administration’s cultural-policy demands.
Source: ProPublica
Heather Vogell investigates Thomas Dans’s Russia-related relationships and activities before his appointment to Trump’s Arctic Research Commission.
Source: ProPublica
Justin Elliott, Brett Murphy, Joshua Kaplan and Alex Mierjeski report allegations about a Russian oligarch’s funding of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding.
Source: ProPublica
Jen Fifield reports USPS officials’ concerns that proposed mail-voting rules could disenfranchise voters, alongside agency responses.
Source: ProPublica
Megan Rose and Andy Mannix report that DOJ blocked a proposed charge after a Minneapolis ICE shooting; the article includes DOJ’s opposing account.
Source: ProPublica
Megan Rose and Hannah Allam report that commanders opposed cutting a civilian-protection program that Hegseth nevertheless curtailed.
Source: ProPublica
Peter Elkind, Jen Fifield, Doug Bock Clark, Ken B. Morales and Andy Mannix examine the administration’s search for noncitizen voting.
Source: ProPublica
At a vaccine-order event, Trump criticized Democratic candidates, then invoked Somalia as an example of origins whose arrivals lacked intelligence and aptitude to tell Americans how to govern.
Source: The American Presidency Project (official presidential transcript)
J. David McSwane, Pratheek Rebala and Carla Astudillo analyze federal judges’ criticism of DOJ conduct and the department’s response.
Source: ProPublica
Trump called Collins an attractive young woman, repeatedly told her to smile, attacked her award, and followed with a joke about mistaking a Bud Light sponsorship involving Dylan Mulvaney for hers.
Source: Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration
Anna Maria Barry-Jester and Sharon Lerner report proposals to redirect human-rights aid toward white South Africans and European conservative causes; proposals are not awarded grants.
Source: ProPublica
Corey G. Johnson reports gifts accepted by FCC officials while Paramount sought approval for corporate deals; the publication alone establishes no quid pro quo.
Source: ProPublica
In Trump v. Barbara, the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment against the administration's birthright-citizenship restriction at issue in that case.
According to the inspected Roll Call speech transcription, at the Mack Trucks speech, while praising UFC fighters and describing their White House fight, Trump said there were no women in the crowd and described that as nice.
Source: Roll Call / Factbase
Anna Maria Barry-Jester reports allegations that Trump officials withheld or redirected foreign-aid spending despite congressional instructions.
Source: ProPublica
At a fishing-policy event, Trump disparaged Somalia and Somali arrivals, then said Ilhan Omar should not be protected by the Constitution and should be thrown out of the country.
Source: The American Presidency Project (official presidential transcript)