The Aporia
The Aporia
9 articles about 7 events for “House Oversight Of Trump Administration” from Mother Jones.
“Finally, the court has welcomed the Trump administration’s emergency appeals and treated adverse ruling against the executive branch as a serious harm to the president, allowing many of his illegal policies to go forward even after lower courts found the…”
“…ity to hold hearings, compel testimony, and subpoena documents, as well as to derail Trump’s legislative agenda, control federal spending, extract policy concessions, and—critically—exercise oversight and launch investigations of the administration’s…”
“…ity to hold hearings, compel testimony, and subpoena documents, as well as to derail Trump’s legislative agenda, control federal spending, extract policy concessions, and—critically—exercise oversight and launch investigations of the administration’s…”
“With full control of Congress come January, Democrats have pledged to aggressively investigate Donald Trump’s administration, including DHS, and rein in Immigration and Customs Enforcement.”
“In a June 2008 letter to the State Department, the chair of the US House Oversight Committee cited an allegation reported by the New York Times that Mediu had accepted kickbacks related to a scandal featuring an American military contractor called AEY.”
“And while the district’s future House rep may not be able to reverse the Trump administration’s insistence that climate change is a “hoax,” the winning candidate could push the administration on climate resilience initiatives through mechanisms like defense…”
“In the back room of a speakeasy-themed bar on a courthouse square in a Missouri River county that Donald Trump carried by 39 points, an older man in a shirt that says “Iowa: We all are going to die” tells the candidate that he and his wife have “been…”
“What OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs Sam Altman and Dario Amodei don’t mention is that the industry has long aligned with the Trump administration and its campaign to expand AI development.”
“As the chorus of warnings about AI from insiders has grown more urgent, the White House appears to have complete confidence in the technology—and not just with President Donald Trump’s insistence when speaking at the United Nations that there was no reason to…”