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Economy

Democratic states sue Trump administration over freeze on wind energy development.

Ford profit plunges 63% as tariffs hammer earnings, company pulls future forecasts.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick calls Canada a “socialist regime,” casting doubt on trade deal ahead of Trump-Carney meeting.

FEMA ends door-to-door disaster outreach as Trump administration shifts aid responsibilities to states.

Newark airport delays mount after radar and radio failure, controller trauma, and staffing crisis force United to cut 35 daily flights.

Trump administration offers $1,000 and paid transportation to undocumented immigrants who self-deport using a DHS app.

Trump orders 100% tariff on all movies produced outside the U.S.

More than 15,000 USDA employees have resigned in response to Trump administration offers, briefing reveals.

GasBuddy and AAA refute Trump’s claim of $1.98 gas, with national average at $3.18.

Temu Halts U.S. Sales After Trump Ends Tariff Loophole

DOGE puts college student in charge of AI project rewriting HUD regulations.

Trump budget slashes federal housing aid by 40% and limits it to two years for many adults.

Trump budget slashes NIH, CDC, and chronic disease programs in sweeping cuts to public health and research.

Trump order rewrites college accreditation rules, opening door for ideological accreditors in higher ed.

Trump profits from UAE’s $2B Binance deal using stablecoin issued by his crypto firm.

GM warns Trump’s revised tariffs will still cut 2025 profits by up to $5 billion, even after relief offsets.

Hegseth orders Army overhaul to cut jobs, close commands, and redirect troops under Trump cost-saving push.

Trump budget proposes 23% cut to domestic spending, 13% boost to defense, and elimination of dozens of social programs.

Trump company strikes foreign golf resort deal despite conflict pledge, involving Qatar and Saudi-linked firms.

Tesla denies report it’s seeking to replace Musk as CEO after profits plunge and stock falls.

Trump says Musk can stay in government ‘as long as you want’ despite internal clashes and failed budget cuts.

Senate fails to pass resolution blocking Trump’s tariffs as GDP drops for first time since pandemic.

Trump says kids may get 2 dolls instead of 30 due to tariffs but insists China will suffer more.

Trump blames Biden after economy shrinks, despite data tying downturn to his own tariff threats.

Trump says he made no mistakes in first 100 days, prompting laughter from bipartisan town hall audience.

Judge blocks Trump move to fire 1,500 CFPB workers and orders officials to testify on possible injunction breach.

White House will soften auto tariffs, blocking stacked steel and aluminum levies and offering partial reimbursements on parts.

White House blasts Amazon for plan to show Trump tariff costs on product listings.

Trump administration begins Peace Corps staff cuts under Musk-led Doge restructuring, offering buyouts ahead of agency overhaul.

Labor unions, cities, and nonprofits sue Trump administration to block federal workforce cuts ordered without congressional approval.

Jeffries and Booker stage 12-hour Capitol sit-in protesting GOP budget plan advancing Trump’s agenda.

Trump floats idea of cutting income taxes for those earning under $200,000 to offset higher prices from his new tariffs.

May Day coalition plans nationwide protests against Trump-Musk cuts, defending wages, unions, and public services.

Trump administration cancels $400 million in AmeriCorps grants, cutting 41 percent of the agency’s 2025 budget.

Trump rejects millionaire tax hikes, claiming rich would flee and tariffs could replace income tax.

Trump administration pushes IMF and World Bank overhaul to scrap climate work, limit equity programs, and confront China.

Twelve states sue Trump over new tariffs, calling them illegal and outside presidential authority.

Trump meme coin jumps 58% after dinner offer to top holders triggers access-for-crypto backlash.

Trump attacks Fed chair again for keeping rates high and hints he may call to demand cuts.

Bessent calls U.S.-China trade war unsustainable, signals de-escalation as S&P 500 surges.

Musk says he’ll reduce government work after Tesla profits plunge 71% and protests mount.

Trump says he has ‘no intention’ of firing Fed Chair Powell despite his recent threats and demands.

Feds threaten to cut NYC highway funds unless MTA halts congestion pricing, calling tolls illegal class warfare.

White House Easter Egg Roll draws thousands as Trump solicits corporate sponsorship for first time in event’s history.

After firing agency head, Trump’s Office of Special Counsel tells over 2,000 terminated federal workers they have no basis to appeal.

Education Department to resume collections on 5 million defaulted student loans starting May 5.

Trump calls Powell a ‘loser,’ demands immediate rate cuts as markets reel and team explores firing Fed chair.

Trump’s inaugural committee raised a record $239 million as top donors scored appointments and access, with little requirement on how the money will be spent.

DHL halts U.S. deliveries over $800 as Trump tariffs trigger customs delays and red tape.

Trump says egg prices are “too low” and brags they’re down 87% despite recent data showing only modest drops.

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