Tuesday, Apr 01

The Trump administration reviews $9 billion in federal funds for Harvard, citing antisemitism concerns and campus conduct after pro-Palestinian protests.

Tuesday, Apr 01

The White House declares the Signal chat incident case closed, but faces bipartisan criticism over sensitive military leaks.

Tuesday, Apr 01

The U.S. deports 17 alleged gang members to El Salvador, defying court orders and facing accusations of human rights violations.

Monday, Mar 31

France firmly rejects US pressure on companies regarding diversity initiatives, amidst rising tensions over international business policies.

Monday, Mar 31

The U.S. Institute of Peace undergoes mass layoffs following the Trump administration's contentious actions, escalating legal battles over its future.

Monday, Mar 31

Katrina Armstrong resigns as Columbia University's interim president following pressures from the Trump administration regarding antisemitism claims and funding cuts.

Sunday, Mar 30

The Signal chat leak involving Trump administration officials reveals security flaws and raises questions about accountability within the national security team.

Sunday, Mar 30

Amber Ruffin has been dropped as the headliner for the White House Correspondents' Dinner after criticism from the Trump administration, marking a shift in event tradition.

Sunday, Mar 30

Marco Rubio confirms the revocation of over 300 student visas linked to anti-Israel protests on U.S. college campuses, invoking free speech debates.

Saturday, Mar 29

The U.S. Naval Academy has announced it will no longer consider race, ethnicity, or sex in admissions, aligning with President Trump's recent executive order.