
Trump Administration Fires Virginia Prosecutor Appointed by Judges
The Trump administration has fired a Virginia prosecutor just hours after judges appointed him, marking the second such abrupt dismissal this month.
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The Trump administration has fired a Virginia prosecutor just hours after judges appointed him, marking the second such abrupt dismissal this month.
The Trump administration is attempting to deport an Iranian orphan who was adopted by a US veteran, drawing criticism.
The US military is airlifting a small nuclear reactor as part of a push by the Trump administration to quickly deploy nuclear power.
A new Trump administration rule could pause work permits for asylum applicants for 'many years'.
A new Trump administration rule could potentially pause work permits for asylum applicants for 'many years'.
The Trump administration has eased limits on coal plants for emitting mercury and other toxins.

The Trump administration has been discussing 'Western civilization,' with Senator Rubio highlighting shared religion and ancestry as bonds between Europe and the United States.

A congressional document reveals that the Trump administration is pursuing 20 nuclear cooperation trade agreements globally, potentially allowing Saudi Arabia to acquire uranium enrichment capabilities.

Purdue University is reportedly rescinding dozens of offers to Chinese students following warnings from legislators, despite the university's claim that no ban on Chinese students exists, amidst a broader Trump administration crackdown.

Kenneth Mohammed argues that Donald Trump's attacks on judges and weakening of global safeguards are eroding democracy, calling for someone to stand up to the US.

The United States is reportedly preparing for a major act of war against Iran, with President Trump declining to provide a clear public case or explanation for the potential strikes.
A new order from the Trump administration has the potential to lead to the detention of thousands of legal refugees.

The F.C.C. is using a century-old broadcast rule to take aim at hosts like Stephen Colbert. The impact could reshape how talk shows handle politics.
The Trump administration has allowed the New START nuclear treaty to expire, with one opinion piece arguing that the treaty was ineffective in protecting American interests.

A federal judge has struck down significant portions of the Trump administration's mass detention policies for migrants, ruling against the government's 'worst of the worst' claims about those detained.

A reporter was detained in Cameroon while investigating the Trump administration's deportation flights to the country, which have brought the total number of deportees to 17.
The Trump administration is backing companies like Kalshi and Polymarket, which operate prediction markets, as several states move to ban such platforms.

A federal judge has held a Justice Department attorney in contempt, imposing daily fines of $500 for allegedly mishandling an immigrant detention case in Minnesota.

The Trump administration is increasing pressure on hundreds of colleges with low student loan repayment rates, threatening to withdraw financial aid.
Lawmakers are expressing concern over the Trump administration's plan to 'deprioritize' oversight of student loan servicers, prompting Senator Elizabeth Warren to request information on their performance.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russian President Putin of using 'delay tactics' to stall peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, expressing growing frustration with both Russia and the US over the lack of progress.
The IRS has granted enhanced tax breaks to the technology and pharmaceutical sectors, stemming from a deduction introduced during the Trump administration.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration's plan to sell weapons to Taiwan is on hold, likely to avoid provoking China before President Trump's visit in April.

Environmental advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for rescinding the US Environmental Protection Agency's climate change endangerment finding, a move aimed at reducing regulation.

The Trump administration is pulling its forces out of Syria as part of a strategic shift, coinciding with the new government of President Ahmed al-Sharaa asserting control.
California, Colorado, and Washington have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to unblock funding for clean energy projects.

President Trump is reportedly concerned about the foul odor from a sewage pipe collapse in the Potomac River, especially with America 250 celebrations planned for the summer.
Japan is set to invest $36 billion in the United States as part of an agreement made during the Trump administration, aiming to strengthen economic ties and foster growth.

Senator Marco Rubio has reportedly held secret talks with the grandson of Cuba's dictator, even as the Trump administration attempts to pressure the Cuban regime for change by cutting off subsidized oil.
Japan intends to invest $36 billion in the United States as part of a deal struck with the Trump administration, which includes a Japan-built gas plant.

The Trump administration is attempting to deport an Iranian orphan adopted by a US veteran, highlighting a complex issue where thousands of internationally adopted individuals were never granted citizenship.

The Trump administration is reportedly holding underage pregnant migrants, some as young as 13, in a Texas shelter where abortion is outlawed, raising concerns from lawyers and advocates.
Vietnam War veterans have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration concerning its plans for a D.C. arch.
The Trump administration has announced its intention to maintain the tough Biden-era mandates aimed at replacing lead pipes.

James W. Hundley, a longtime Virginia lawyer, has been named U.S. Attorney by judges, setting up a potential conflict with the Trump administration which has indicated it might dismiss such appointments.
A Cuban-American Republican is reportedly pushing back against the Trump administration's deportation policies.
A standoff between the Trump Administration and the National Links Trust highlights concerns about poor federal management of public spaces, including government-owned golf courses.

A federal judge has accused the Trump administration of 'terror' against immigrants in the US, alleging reckless violations of law through mass deportations.
An article discusses Cuba's dire economic situation, facing fuel and food shortages, and the potential for social entropy following the Trump administration's policies.

The FBI is reportedly investigating climate activists, leading to fears among environmental groups like Extinction Rebellion that the Trump administration is cracking down on their activities.

Venezuela's National Assembly has passed an amnesty bill that could lead to the release of hundreds of political prisoners, but critics, including some from the Trump administration, have denounced it as 'unjust'.

Four journalists, including AP freelancers, were detained in Cameroon while investigating reports that the Trump administration is deporting migrants to the country who originated elsewhere.

The UK has reportedly blocked the Trump administration from using its military air bases for a potential strike on Iran, citing concerns over international law. This comes as a former CENTCOM deputy suggests the US could quickly neutralize the Islamic Regime.
The Trump administration is moving to terminate housing assistance for families with mixed immigration status, a policy change that could impact thousands of households.

California is preparing to sue the Trump administration over newly revised guidelines concerning child vaccinations.

President Trump has overcome internal resistance to approve a 90,000-square-foot ballroom project at the White House, with an arts panel packed with his allies giving the final nod.
The Trump administration's Department of Veterans Affairs is facing accusations of finding new ways to cut disability compensation for veterans, continuing to punish those who served the nation.

Reports indicate a rise in digital blackface and AI-generated deepfakes, often modeled on Black archetypes, which are being used for smears and misinformation, including by the White House.

Reports suggest Donald Trump could launch attacks on Iran within days after weeks of growing tensions with Tehran, with F35s, tankers, and the world’s largest warship being deployed.
Under pressure from the Trump administration, over a dozen colleges have quietly agreed to end their affiliations with organizations specifically designed to assist racial minority groups.

The White House has publicly criticized Bruce Springsteen, calling him a 'loser' and accusing him of having 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' amidst his ongoing feud with the Trump administration.
The Trump administration plans to withhold grant money from some Democratic-led states, a move that could escalate political tensions.
A US judge has overturned an immigration board's ruling that endorsed the Trump administration's policy of mass detention for immigrants.

The environmental protest group Extinction Rebellion claims that the FBI is investigating some of its members for terrorism, with agents reportedly visiting individuals amid threats from the Trump administration towards liberal groups.
NIH's Bhattacharya will serve as the interim director of the CDC while the Trump administration searches for a permanent appointee.
A Newsmax reporter directly questioned Karoline Leavitt regarding the Trump administration's stance on the existence of aliens.
Japan intends to invest $36 billion in the United States as part of a deal made under the Trump administration.

Reports indicate that the current director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is being considered for the role of acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

ATF agents seized over 36,000 illegal firearms under Trump administration, including 4,359 guns bound for Mexico's violent cartels and criminal gangs.

Despite efforts by the Trump White House to eliminate contracts for thousands of workers, US union membership reached a 16-year high in 2025.

A US military strike on a boat engaged in a 'narco-trafficking operation' resulted in the deaths of three people, bringing the total number of fatalities from such attacks by the Trump administration to at least 148.

A judge has mandated a California hospital to maintain transgender treatments for minors, despite threats from the Trump administration to withhold funding, highlighting a growing conflict over compliance.
Iran is reportedly preparing a counterproposal as the Trump administration weighs potential military strikes.
A tanker carrying Russian fuels is en route to Cuba, poised to test the Trump administration's blockade.

Baystate Health, a Massachusetts healthcare provider, has ceased offering transgender hormone treatments for minors, citing concerns over potential federal funding cuts under a future Trump administration.

A U.S. federal judge has accused the Trump administration of 'terror' against immigrants and vacated a ruling that endorsed the administration's policy of mass detention.

The Trump administration plans to weaken rules limiting hazardous mercury from coal plants, drawing criticism from environmental groups concerned about health costs.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is initiating the 'Pledge America Campaign' to encourage broadcasters to promote civic and national engagement as part of the Trump administration's 250th anniversary celebration.

An analysis of ship movements reveals that the Trump administration is isolating Cuba, leading to a vulnerable moment for the island nation.

A slavery exhibit removed by the Trump administration has returned to Philadelphia's Independence Mall following a judge's order, a decision the administration is appealing.

President Donald Trump has assigned several Cabinet members and other officials to multiple positions within his second administration, highlighting a trend of individuals holding various responsibilities.

US lawmakers call on the Trump administration to pursue justice for victims, as UN expert urges probes across the world.
A slavery exhibit previously removed by the Trump administration is set to return to Independence Mall in Philadelphia, marking a reversal of the earlier decision.

President Trump has signed an executive order aimed at protecting a weedkiller currently facing numerous lawsuits and seeking 'immunity' for its manufacturers, drawing backlash from health advocates.

The Trump administration is threatening to leave the International Energy Agency unless it ceases its focus on climate change and publishing road maps for emissions reduction.

A progressive group reports a decrease in police killings during Trump's deportation push, contradicting predictions of increased violence in sanctuary cities. Meanwhile, a federal judge accuses the Trump administration of 'terror' against immigrants.

The US trade deficit hit a new high in 2025, indicating that tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have not reversed the flow of goods. Toy manufacturers, in particular, are feeling the pinch from these tariffs, leading to profit concerns and uncertainty.

A new Trump administration memo suggests that refugees in the U.S. could be arrested, marking another effort to limit legal pathways to migration and resettlement.

Two law professors are outlining strategies for the survival of equality in a post-DEI era under a Trump administration, arguing that 'DEI is dead, equality isn’t'.
China is reportedly planning strategies to maintain its dominance in global trade long after the Trump administration.

The White House has warned Iran to make a deal with the United States, with President Donald Trump hinting at potential military strikes.
The Trump administration is recruiting tech industry leaders to train 'elite' government coders, aiming to modernize the digital infrastructure of US federal agencies.

US states are suing the Trump administration to unlock funding for clean energy projects.

The Trump administration is increasingly attempting to criminalize individuals observing and tracking ICE officers, despite legal experts stating such actions are generally lawful.

Labor advocates express concern over a significant drop in workplace inspections by OSHA during a six-month period in 2025, fearing relaxed oversight by the Trump administration could lead to increased injuries and fatalities.
Japan intends to invest $36 billion in the U.S. as part of an agreement made during the Trump administration.
Japan has committed to investing $36 billion in the United States, a move made under an agreement with the Trump administration.
Japan intends to invest $36 billion in the U.S. as part of a deal made under the Trump administration.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have reportedly held negotiations in Geneva with the aim of securing a nuclear deal with Iran and bringing an end to Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.

Climate activists have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration in response to the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to roll back environmental regulations.