"We are fighting to ensure President Trump doesn't trample on the citizenship rights of one single child," said a member of the legal team behind the class action suit.

Gaza: Doctors Under Attack is a compelling, investigative documentary by Basement Films, directed by Karim Shah and reported by Ramita Navai. It exposes allegations that the IDF has systematically targeted Gaza’s medical professionals across all 36 hospitals, featuring chilling testimonies from both Palestinian and Israeli medics, including accounts of torture in detention. Set against the backdrop of widespread devastation of Gaza’s healthcare infrastructure—from Al‑Shifa and Kamal Adwan to Nasser hospitals—the film paints a grim portrait of the collapse of medical neutrality. Originally commissioned by the BBC and later dropped for concerns over impartiality, it was eventually aired on Channel 4 on 2 July 2025 after extensive fact‑checking. Its candid, forensic narrative is harrowing and unforgettable—a crucial record of alleged war crimes and the dire state of Gaza’s medical system.

He claimed "tremendous power at the White House to run places" if needed.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor warned in a dissent to a previous ruling on the case that the decision exposes "thousands to the risk of torture or death."

Despite President Donald Trump’s outspoken criticism of global entanglements and calls of “ending the era of endless wars,” stretching back all the way to his first term in office, the NED* not only continues to receive taxpayer funding under his administration to facilitate instability and conflict worldwide, it has quietly expanded its reach behind a newly adopted policy that makes its activities less transparent than ever.

• $45 billion for building new immigration detention centers, including family detention facilities. This represents a 265 percent annual budget increase to ICE’s current detention budget. It is a 62 percent larger budget than the entire federal prison system and could result in daily detention of at least 116,000 non-citizens.

They tried. Oh, did the media try.

In a ruling that stems from the president's birthright citizenship order, the "conservative supermajority just took away lower courts' single most powerful tool for reining in the Trump administration's lawless excesses."