Friday, Mar 21

A federal judge temporarily blocked DOGE's access to Social Security data, citing privacy violations and a lack of justification for their fraud investigations.

Friday, Mar 21

Indonesia's parliament approved controversial amendments to the military law, raising concerns of authoritarianism and sparking widespread protests among pro-democracy activists.

Friday, Mar 21

The Trump administration labels recent spate of attacks on Tesla properties as domestic terrorism, sparking an outcry from political figures and media.

Friday, Mar 21

Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner has stepped down, focusing on retaining support from the Trump administration amid privatization discussions and pressures from Elon Musk.

Friday, Mar 21

The Trump administration has suspended $175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania, citing its policies on transgender athletes.

Thursday, Mar 20

A North Dakota jury orders Greenpeace to pay over $660 million in damages over its involvement in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raising serious free speech concerns.

Thursday, Mar 20

Aaron Gunches is executed in Arizona for the 2002 murder of Ted Price, marking the state's first execution in over two years.

Thursday, Mar 20

Jeanette Vizguerra, a renowned immigration activist arrested by ICE, faces backlash from Colorado leaders demanding her immediate release.

Thursday, Mar 20

Trump's firings of FTC commissioners ignite debate over agency independence and potential legal battles, with Democrats urging restoration of the commissioners.

Thursday, Mar 20

Jeremy Lewin from DOGE appointed to lead USAID while Pete Marocco returns to State Department, sparking constitutional debate.