Saturday, Mar 29

Utah becomes the first US state to ban LGBTQ pride flags in schools and government buildings, igniting political tensions with Salt Lake City.

Saturday, Mar 29

A federal judge halts the Trump administration's dismantling of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, ensuring its continuation amid legal battle.

Friday, Mar 28

Social Security Administration delays in-person ID verification rule, responding to concerns from advocacy groups over accessibility for vulnerable populations.

Thursday, Mar 27

Niger’s leader Abdourahamane Tchiani is sworn in as president for a five-year transitional period amid increasing tensions and military control.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Frank Bisignano, nominated to lead Social Security, is grilled by senators over cuts and DOGE's impact on agency services.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra successfully survives a no-confidence vote despite intense opposition scrutiny over her ties to billionaire father Thaksin.

Monday, Mar 24

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stands firm against calls to resign, defending his vote on a GOP-backed funding bill amidst party backlash.

Sunday, Mar 23

Trump orders sanctions against law firms for "frivolous" lawsuits, targeting immigration cases and invoking accountability within the legal community.

Saturday, Mar 22

President Trump and Elon Musk reject claims of a Pentagon briefing on military plans for a potential conflict with China during Musk's recent visit.

Friday, Mar 21

A federal judge temporarily blocked DOGE's access to Social Security data, citing privacy violations and a lack of justification for their fraud investigations.