The Law
Trump Backs $1.8B Payout Fund His Own Party Is Trying to Kill
The acting attorney general said the fund was dead. The president said "I love it." The Senate is voting anyway.
The acting attorney general said the fund was dead. The president said "I love it." The Senate is voting anyway.
A constitutional vote, on the record, driven by the price of diesel.
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.
Trump-appointed judges and 12 SC Republicans say the Callais ruling didn't license what the White House thinks
Chief of staff cleared NSA to keep using a vendor the Defense Department flagged as a supply chain threat, with Congress still on the sidelines.
Capacity prices surged 10x. Who really pays remains disputed.
Proposed fund would pay Jan. 6 defendants and Trump-aligned entities from a no-vote Treasury account.