Thursday, Apr 10

The Supreme Court upholds Trump’s authority to fire thousands of federal employees, impacting the reinstatement of probationary workers amid ongoing legal battles.

Monday, Apr 07

Bipartisan worries rise as President Trump fires NSA Director Tim Haugh, prompting GOP leaders to warn Russia and China are "laughing at us."

Saturday, Apr 05

President Trump fires multiple National Security Council officials after a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer, highlighting her influence within his administration.

Tuesday, Mar 25

The Trump administration seeks Supreme Court intervention to block a ruling requiring the reinstatement of thousands of fired probationary federal workers.

Friday, Mar 14

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

Sunday, Mar 09

Brad Sigmon executed by firing squad in South Carolina; first U.S. execution by this method in 15 years after a history of lethal injection complications.

Friday, Mar 07

The Merit Systems Protection Board orders the temporary reinstatement of over 5,000 USDA employees wrongfully fired during the Trump administration's mass termination efforts.

Saturday, Mar 01

A federal judge finds the Trump administration's mass firings of probationary federal employees likely unlawful, providing relief to labor unions fighting for workers' rights.

Wednesday, Feb 26

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard dismisses over 100 officials for sexually explicit discussions on an NSA chat platform, highlighting accountability concerns.

Monday, Feb 17

The Trump administration abruptly reversed mass firings of nuclear weapons staff, raising security concerns and confusion among workers amid a critical modernization effort.