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US Postmaster Gen. Louis DeJoy resigns amid Trump privatization support
U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy resigned from his position. DeJoy announced his resignation effective immediately on Monday, March 24, directing the United States Postal Service’s governing board to begin the search for his successor. DeJoy, who has been postmaster general since 2020, said in a statement, “Much work remains that is necessary to sustain our… -
Transgender Americans challenge Trump passport policy changes in court
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is suing the Trump administration on behalf of multiple people over a policy barring transgender Americans from getting passports that match their gender identity. When will the case first be heard? The ACLU’s case against the federal government will begin in court on Tuesday, March 25, in Boston, as… -
Homan says Trump admin will abide by judge’s order on deportation flights
President Donald Trump’s “border czar” Tom Homan said the Trump administration will comply with the court orders issued over its use of the wartime Alien Enemies Act to remove immigrants illegally in the United States. What did Homan say? Homan’s remarks came on an appearance on ABC “This Week” on Sunday, March 23. “We’re not… -
Trump suggests Oswald may not have acted alone in killing of JFK
President Donald Trump recently seemed to question whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, a statement at odds with the FBI’s conclusion on the infamous killing. What’s the context? Trump’s remarks came in an interview with OutKick founder and conservative radio host Clay Travis during the weekend of March… -
Wildfires burn thousands of acres in Carolinas as evacuation orders issued
North Carolinians evacuated their homes under orders from officials over the weekend of March 21, as three wildfires burned thousands of acres roughly 30 miles southeast of Asheville. The North Carolina Forest Service said the Black Cove Fire, Deep Woods Fire and Fish Hook Fire spread quickly, fed by dry conditions and land ravaged by… -
Top Israeli defense official warns Hamas, annexation of Gaza if hostages not freed
The Israeli defense minister is vowing to annex parts of the Gaza Strip if Hamas refuses to release 59 hostages still being held by the terrorist group. What did Israel Katz say? Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Friday, March 21, if Hamas militants do not free the hostages Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) will take… -
Trump denies reports Musk getting info on top secret China war plan
President Donald Trump refuted a New York Times report on Thursday, that claimed the Pentagon planned to brief his key advisor Elon Musk on military blueprints for potential war with China. What did Trump say? Trump took to Truth Social on Thursday, March 20, posting, “China will not even be mentioned or discussed.” In another… -
New York’s top court strikes down law allowing NYC noncitizens to vote
New York State’s top court struck down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in New York City local elections. The law would’ve given more than 800,000 people with green cards or permanent residence status the ability to cast a ballot. New York’s high court, however, sided with Republicans who challenged the law, ruling against the… -
NTSB wants to determine risk of collapse for 68 bridges over 19 states
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is calling for nearly 70 bridges across 19 states to be given a “vulnerability assessment” to find out their risk of collapse if involved in a ship collision similar to last year’s deadly Francis Scott Key Bridge incident in Baltimore. Over the past year, the NTSB found 68 bridges… -
Trump directs Education Department to begin shutting down with executive order
President Donald Trump took a major step toward dismantling the Department of Education. Trump signed an executive order on Thursday, March 20, to shut down the agency, which was a key campaign promise. What does the order do? The order initiates the process of shuttering the department and directs Education Secretary Linda McMahon to make… -
EU delays tariffs on $4.9 billion of US goods set to hit by April 1
The European Union (EU) announced on Thursday, March 20, it is delaying plans to retaliate against President Donald Trump’s tariffs on European aluminum and steel until the middle of April. Why the delay? The EU now says it would move back its tariffs for “additional discussions.” The bloc considered reinstating 2018 tariffs on nearly $5… -
Farmers use ‘smart collar’ tech to monitor bird flu, other illnesses in cattle
Dairy farmers are using Wi-Fi “smart” collars, as well as ear and leg tags, on millions of cows across the nation to combat diseases and the spread of bird flu. A new report from The Wall Street Journal on Thursday, March 20, revealed these smart collars, which are used to track cattle movements, can also… -
Pentagon restores webpages honoring Navajo Code Talkers amid DEI purge
The Pentagon said it has restored some webpages honoring the contributions of Navajo Code Talkers and other Native American veterans who helped the United States and its allies win World War II, following public outcry over their removal during the week of March 16. What happened? Pentagon officials said the initial deletion was to comply…
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