Thursday, Mar 20

A federal judge ruled that Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency likely violated the Constitution in its efforts to dismantle USAID, ordering a halt to further actions.

Wednesday, Mar 19

French politician Raphael Glucksmann demands the return of the Statue of Liberty, sparking strong responses from the U.S. White House amidst historical tensions.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Federal judges have ordered the reinstatement of over 24,000 probationary workers fired by the Trump administration, adding complexity to the staffing process amidst paid leave controversies.

Tuesday, Mar 18

The USS Gravely is deployed to the southern border to bolster national security and secure territorial integrity under Trump's directives.

Monday, Mar 17

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicates there's no guarantee against a recession amid uncertainties from Trump's policies, despite a strong job market.

Saturday, Mar 15

The Trump administration is mulling a new travel ban that could impact up to 41 countries, with varying degrees of visa restrictions.

Saturday, Mar 15

The Trump administration investigates 50+ universities over alleged racial discrimination in diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Saturday, Mar 15

The U.S. pushes for a ceasefire extension while Hamas agrees to release hostages, raising hopes for renewed negotiations in the ongoing conflict.

Friday, Mar 14

Two federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of probationary federal employees, deeming their mass firings unlawful.

Friday, Mar 14

Mahmoud Khalil's arrest and potential deportation raise significant concerns over free speech and the rights of green card holders in the U.S.