Breaking Overnight: Stripping roughly $500 million a year in subsidies, Trump signs order to cut PBS and NPR funding.
FBI agents who kneeled during George Floyd protests reassigned under Trump and Patel without explanation.
Trump administration removes USAID memorial wall honoring slain staff with no explanation of its fate.
Trump administration strips former election security chief Chris Krebs of Global Entry in latest act of retribution.
Kennedy redirects $500 million in COVID funds to launch universal vaccine project with placebo testing mandate.
Trump administration ends $1 billion in school mental health grants, citing conflict with Biden-era priorities.
U.S. and Ukraine sign deal linking mineral access to future security aid as Trump calls it repayment for past support.
Trump administration in talks with Rwanda to accept noncitizen deportees amid U.S.-led peace negotiations in Central Africa.
Judge orders Trump officials to resume efforts to return wrongly deported Maryland man from El Salvador.
Judge orders release of Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi after DHS detained him during naturalization interview.
Appeals court rules 9–6 to block DOGE from accessing sensitive Social Security data without training or oversight.
Trump company strikes foreign golf resort deal despite conflict pledge, involving Qatar and Saudi-linked firms.
Trump says Musk can stay in government ‘as long as you want’ despite internal clashes and failed budget cuts.
Trump says he made no mistakes in first 100 days, prompting laughter from bipartisan town hall audience.
“Your Local Epidemiologist” Katelyn Jetelina offers webinar on influencing health policy this Friday.
FL legislature passes bill banning local water fluoridation and restricting plant-based foods from using milk or meat labels.
HHS chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urges parents to “do your own research” on vaccines, despite overseeing the nation’s vaccine safety.
Hegseth ends Women, Peace & Security program on women’s military leadership, calling it divisive even though Trump signed it in 2017.
Houthis say U.S. strike on Saada migrant center kills at least 68 Africans, Pentagon reviewing the claim.
Trump fires three Corporation for Public Broadcasting board members, prompting lawsuit over his authority.
Judge orders Trump administration to restore $12 million in funding for Radio Free Europe, blocking its shutdown.
Harvard president apologizes and pledges reforms after task force reports expose campus antisemitism and anti-Arab bias.
Trump administration investigates Chicago Public Schools over Black Student Success Plan, alleging race-based discrimination.
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.
Wisconsin Supreme Court temporarily suspends Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan after her arrest for helping a migrant evade immigration agents.
Federal judge in California orders Trump administration to keep funding lawyers for unaccompanied migrant children.
Postal Inspection Service shares mail-tracking data with DHS task force to help find undocumented immigrants for Trump’s mass deportation campaign.
Judge bars Border Patrol in Eastern California from warrantless arrests and coerced departures after profiling farmworkers.
Federal judge Randolph Moss challenges Trump claim that his border-invasion asylum ban is beyond court review.
Trump says he could bring back Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador but refuses despite Supreme Court order.
Prosecutors charge migrants for breaching a 60-foot defense strip on the New Mexico border now controlled by the Army.
More than 1,000 May Day Strong events will erupt nationwide on Thursday. Show up and stand up for workers’ rights, immigrant justice, and real economic power. Here’s the list.
Trump administration begins Peace Corps staff cuts under Musk-led Doge restructuring, offering buyouts ahead of agency overhaul.
