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DHS ended its collective bargaining agreement with TSA officers, while AFGE criticized the move as an attack on workers' rights.

DHS ends collective bargaining agreement with TSA officers

The Trump administration canceled $400 million in grants to Columbia University over alleged antisemitism, with more cuts expected.

Gaza protests cost Ivy League university $400 million in federal grants

Trump issued a warning to Washington D.C.'s mayor on Wednesday, ordering homeless encampments be cleared in the nation’s capital.

Trump orders DC mayor to clear homeless encampments

Gallup's survey shows declining U.S. support for Israel and growing sympathy for Palestinians. Democrats are leading the shift.

American sympathy slowly shifting from Israel to Palestine: Poll

Trump’s upcoming decision on Ukrainian refugees in U.S. drawing concern

GOP lawmaker urges Trump to extend protection for Ukrainians

Kamala Harris reportedly said she will make the decision on whether she will run for California governor by the end of the summer.

Kamala Harris sets deadline for decision on California governor run

Paramount has filed two motions to have President Donald Trump's $20 billion against CBS News dismissed over a "60 Minutes" interview.

Paramount seeks to have Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit against CBS News tossed

Gov. Gavin Newsom, D, launched his new podcast, and his first episode quickly became a focal point of controversy.

‘Deeply unfair’: Newsom addresses trans athletes in women’s sports on podcast

Trump supporters are criticizing Justice Amy Coney Barrett after she recently voted against some of the President’s initiatives.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett criticized by Republicans after ruling against Trump

Two post-Trump address polls indicate that a large majority of Americans who watched the address approved of his remarks.

What you should know about CBS, CNN polls over Trump’s address to Congress

20 attorneys general in Washington D.C. and Democratic-led states are suing the Trump administration over the mass firing of federal employees.

20 Democratic AGS suing Trump over mass firings of federal workers

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried criticized Democrats and hinted at a growing relationship with the GOP as his parents seek a Trump pardon.

Bankman-Fried talks about support for Republicans in Tucker Carlson interview

President Donald Trump reshaped Elon Musk's role with the Department of Government Efficiency by putting the cabinet in charge of federal firings following complaints about the world’s richest man’s approach to cost-cutting.

Trump says Cabinet officials will handle firings, not Musk

The Trump administration is reportedly using AI to revoke the visas of foreign nationals it identifies as sympathetic to Hamas.

US using AI to revoke visas of foreign nationals sympathetic to Hamas: Report

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to release a portion of nearly $2 billion in frozen foreign aid by Monday, March 10, marking a significant legal challenge to the administration’s decision to halt funding for international assistance programs.

Judge orders Trump administration to pay USAID debts by Monday

The Trump administration has begun detaining migrant families with children in federal immigration facilities, reversing a policy that ended under President Joe Biden. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed that two Texas detention centers, previously shuttered under Biden, are being refitted to accommodate families facing deportation orders.

Trump admin revives family detention centers amid mass deportations

Trump pauses tariffs on some Canadian, Mexican goods another 30 days

President Donald Trump announced he will roll back tariffs against Canada until April 2. The president previously delayed tariffs on Mexico.

US changes course, pauses tariffs for all USMCA goods until April 2

Zelenskyy’s political rivals met with top Trump allies to discuss holding a wartime election, which they now say they oppose.

Zelenskyy foes met with Trump camp, oppose wartime election: Report

President Trump is set to sign an executive order directing the education secretary to begin steps to close the Department of Education.

Trump preparing to sign executive order to begin closing Department of Education

President Donald Trump announced he is suspending tariffs on Mexico for anything that falls under the USMCA agreement, and Canada retaliated.

Trump temporarily drops Mexico tariffs, Canada pulls US liquor from shelves

Wyoming lawmakers overcame a veto by Gov. Mark Gordon to pass a law that requires women seeking abortion pills to get an ultrasound.

Women must now get ultrasound to receive abortion pills in Wyoming

House Republicans will have no choice but to cut Medicaid to fund President Trump’s agenda, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Republicans must cut Medicaid to fund Trump’s agenda, budget office says

The Trump Administration is reportedly preparing to revoke temporary legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians who fled to the United States from Russia’s invasion potentially paving the way for their deportation.

Trump to revoke legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians as deportations rise: Report

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