Republicans in Congress show some willingness to challenge President Trump, but the extent remains unclear.
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Alina Habba steps down as NJ prosecutor after court rules she served unlawfully, vows to stay with DOJ as advisor.
Defense Secretary Under Scrutiny
Hegseth faces criticism over Caribbean/Yemen strikes; Supreme Court backs GOP in Texas gerrymandering.
The Trump administration considers revising racial and ethnic categories for the 2030 census, raising concerns.
The Kennedy Center Honors, one of Washington's major events, sees A-listers gather to honor this year's nominees.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrk7pJs7lLk[/embed][embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pT4aRd-hCqQ[/embed]
The Supreme Court allows Texas to use a new map potentially aiding Republicans in gaining five House seats by 2026.
President Trump repeatedly made racist comments about Somali immigrants, appealing to nativist sentiments for attention.
Minnesota hosts the largest Somali population in the U.S., recently targeted by Trump's controversial remarks.
Missouri Republicans, inspired by the "Air Bud Rule," may face legal challenges over their mid-decade redistricting plan.
A special election in a traditionally safe Republican seat turns unexpectedly competitive as polls close Tuesday.