Thursday, Mar 13

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announces he will not run for Senate in Michigan, signaling intent for a potential presidential run in 2028.

Thursday, Mar 13

The U.S. government has dropped its lawsuit against Southwest Key Programs, a nonprofit accused of sexual abuse of migrant children in its shelters.

Thursday, Mar 13

Elon Musk's Starlink secures partnerships with India's telecom giants Jio and Airtel to expand satellite internet service, pending government approvals.

Thursday, Mar 13

The US budget deficit reached a record $1.147 trillion for the first five months of fiscal 2025, fueled by increased spending and factors such as tariffs.

Thursday, Mar 13

The U.S. Education Department announces layoffs affecting nearly half of its workforce amid efforts towards agency dismantlement, sparking widespread concern.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire announces she will not seek reelection in 2026, presenting a significant challenge for Democrats aiming to regain the Senate.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Vietnam and Singapore enhance ties and cooperation on subsea cables and energy during a significant diplomatic visit.

Wednesday, Mar 12

House Republicans blocked Congress from swiftly challenging Trump's tariffs in a controversial vote, stirring debate among lawmakers about executive power limits.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Elizabeth Oyer, a DOJ attorney, was terminated after opposing Mel Gibson's gun rights restoration, citing safety concerns over domestic violence.

Tuesday, Mar 11

Lori Chavez-DeRemer has been confirmed as Labor Secretary, receiving bipartisan support in the Senate, showcasing a centrist approach within Trump's cabinet.