Health system announced plans to outsource IT services to India

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is facing sharp criticism after suggesting that federal agents could be deployed to polling stations during elections, a move that many experts warn would violate federal law. During a recent appearance on the "Legal AF" podcast, legal analyst Michael Popok didn't hold back in his response to Mullin’s controversial remarks. Popok argued that the secretary's comments could lead to legal consequences, potentially spanning a prison sentence of five years.

A lawyer for the former Wall Street private equity investor argued that the committee was overstepping its authority.

The racist billionaire reportedly plans to spend $100 million to boost Republicans.

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There’s a lot happening today, and most of it points the same direction.

It’s obviously not the most important example of resistance to the Trump administration, but in its own way it’s a telling one: MapQuest has seen a surge in app downloads after the company said it will not rename Lake Ontario to Lake America, following an executive order President Donald Trump issued last week amid an […]

The president said he disagreed “100%” with the top Washington prosecutor after her office abandoned vandalism charges for the former Olympian.