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Bart Jansen's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government and politics, breaking news, and evolving stories. He predominantly covers topics related to Donald Trump, trials, Merrick Garland, Rudy Giuliani, Georgia election workers, Mark Meadows among others.
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By: Bart Jansen
A judge ordered the State Department to provide six transgender and nonbinary people passports after finding 'irrational prejudice' in Trump order.
By: Bart Jansen
Solicitor General John Sauer urged the Supreme Court to allow the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members the justices temporarily blocked.
Venezuelan migrants are asking the Supreme Court to provide more guidance about how they can fight deportation under the Alien Enemies Act.
By: Bart Jansen
WASHINGTON President Donald Trump said his administration is "bringing religion back in America" as he addressed the annual White House Easter Egg Roll hours after the death of Pope Francis.
By: Cybele Mayes-Osterman, Jorge L. Ortiz, John Bacon, Bart Jansen, Susan Miller
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By: Bart Jansen
Appeals judges questioned how the Pentagon could ban transgender troops without studying how they served openly during the Biden administration.
By: Bart Jansen
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump repeated his desire for lower interest rates but told reporters he wouldn't fire Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve
President Donald Trump rejected the possibility of raising taxes on millionaires, arguing the policy could prompt them to leave the country.
Since his January inauguration, Trump has hosted at least three such big-dollars dinners at his Mar-a-Lago estate to raise funds for the super PAC.
By: Bart Jansen, Jenny Porter Tilley, Brian Rosenzweig, Noe Padilla
In recent weeks, international students around Indiana have scrambled amid Trump administration decisions.
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