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Censorship

Trump administration doesn’t renew contract for translating weather alerts and forecasts, cutting access for non-English speakers.

Trump administration removes Harriet Tubman and slavery references from National Park Service Underground Railroad webpage.

Kevin Young resigns as director of Smithsonian’s African American museum weeks after being placed on leave, as Trump targets institution.

Naval Academy library removed books by Nobel laureates Toni Morrison and Elie Wiesel, Maya Angelou’s memoir, and John Lewis’s autobiography in DEI purge.

Trump administration issues written demands to Harvard: drop DEI, restrict protests, cooperate with DHS, or lose billions in federal funds and contracts.

Naval Academy flags 900 books and removes nearly 400 before Hegseth visit as Trump admin DEI purge widens.

For the second time this month, Pentagon targets Jackie Robinson—after scrubbing a story on his Army court-martial, DoD now flags his biography for removal under Hegseth’s anti-DEI order.

Utah enacts first-in-nation ban on pride flags in schools and government buildings as governor lets bill become law without signature.

Trump orders Vance to purge ‘race-centered ideology’ from Smithsonian, block funds for exhibits that defy federal policy

DOJ tells Cornell Ph.D. student who sued Trump after leading protests to surrender to ICE, raising fears of retaliatory deportation.

Weeks after public clash, Trump demands Maine governor make “full-throated apology” and vow not to “unlawfully challenge” federal authority.

Trump administration told researchers to cut sexual orientation data from rural smoking study, prompting withdrawal from federally published health journal.

Columbia caves to Trump for $400m, authorizes protest arrests and forces demonstrators to identify themselves.

Trump’s FTC erases four years of consumer protection blogs, scrubbing AI and privacy guidance for Amazon, Microsoft, and Big Tech

Jailed activist Mahmoud Khalil will remain in custody into next week, but his lawyers have gained their first chance to speak with him privately since his arrest.

The Education Dept. warned 60 universities, including Harvard and Yale, that they could face penalties from antisemitism investigations.

Trump warned that the arrest and jailing of a recent Columbia University grad student with permanent U.S. residency “will be the first of many.”

DC began the 6-8 week process of erasing Black Lives Matter Plaza at a cost of $610K following GOP threats.

NIH’s National Cancer Institute must flag all communications and research containing up to 23 terms, including vaccines, fluoride, autism, and peanut allergies.

A Columbia University grad student who led protests against Israel was arrested by ICE and had his green card revoked for “circulating social media posts criticizing Zionism” and organizing a march.

Senators call for probe after U.S. attorney threatens to blackball Georgetown Law students

Trump admin cancels $400M in grants and contracts to Columbia, blames antisemitism.

US State Department to launch “Catch and Revoke” AI program to scan foreign students for pro-Palestinian, Hamas sympathies and deport them for being at rallies or events.

Trump says MSNBC’s Maddow, Wallace should be “forced to resign.”

Trump threatens to deport or arrest college students over “illegal protests.”

A senior USAID Global Health official was placed on leave today after his memo blasted the Trump admin for blocking lifesaving aid waivers.

Kennedy halts public comment on new health rules, ending 54-year policy.

The White House will take control of press pool assignments, stripping the White House Correspondents’ Association of its century-old role.

A video of an Idaho woman being dragged by private security at a GOP-sponsored town hall in Coeur d’Alene went viral Saturday night.

Elon Musk’s X is blocking Signal links, used for secure messaging and whistleblower reports

AP barred at White House again over Gulf of Mexico naming dispute

An AP Reporter was barred from a press conference because the agency uses the phrase “Gulf of Mexico”

National Marine Fisheries Service ordered to stop contact with foreign nationals

Elon Musk wrote that identifying his employees by name is illegal

The USAID website has gone offline

The Pentagon offices of Politico, NBC, NPR, and the New York Times were reassigned to conservative media outlets

Elon Musk’s X is blocking Signal links, used for secure messaging and whistleblower reports, while labeling them as spam or harmful content.

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