A federal judge ordered Trump to answer fraud allegations by June 12 and paused his anti-weaponization fund — a case where the president sued an agency he runs and the two sides never fought.
Trump sued the agency he runs, then settled it into a $1.78B fund the judge never saw.
The vetting agency couldn't vet, and the money agency couldn't find the money.
The posts named an officer's location. The targets still don't know the charge.
New "anti-tech extremism" category sweeps protesters, peasants, and pre-crime into the same net.
Records deletion, mass pardons, and a $1.776 billion fund form a single pattern — and bipartisan resistance is building.
Administration owns the oil cutoff as policy but denies it as cause — and undercuts its own GAESA case in the process.
Freedom Caucus chair says there's "no emergency" about the June 1 date, as Memorial Day recess plans override the immigration bill.