The U.S. Justice Department has terminated multiple employees involved in prosecuting President Trump, signaling potential changes in oversight and loyalty dynamics.
The Trump Justice Department limits prosecutions for blocking reproductive health facilities, citing "weaponization" of law enforcement against anti-abortion advocates.
The State Department announces a freeze on new funding for U.S. aid programs worldwide, with exceptions for military aid and emergency food assistance.
Serge Atlaoui, a Frenchman on death row in Indonesia since 2007, is expected to be repatriated to France after a recent agreement due to his declining health.
The Trump administration's DOJ has restricted prosecutions for blocking access to abortion clinics, claiming prior actions were a "weaponization" of law enforcement.