Tuesday, Mar 25

Teachers and advocacy groups sue the Trump administration over plans to dismantle the Department of Education, citing potential harm to students and schools.

Sunday, Mar 23

Howard Lutnick's comments on Social Security have sparked criticism, as he suggests fraudsters would complain about missed checks while seniors remain quiet.

Saturday, Mar 22

The U.S. government denies claims that a French scientist was barred entry due to opinions on Trump, citing concerns over confidential information instead.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Gavin Newsom's new podcast featuring conservative guests raises eyebrows among Democrats, as perceptions of the governor worsen amid 2028 election speculation.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Ruth Marcus resigns from The Washington Post after criticism of Jeff Bezos' new editorial directives affecting the opinion section.

Saturday, Mar 08

DHS terminates collective bargaining agreement with TSA workers, prompting union backlash over rights and workplace conditions.

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.

Saturday, Mar 01

Jeff Bezos announces changes to the Washington Post's opinion section, focusing on free markets and personal liberties, resulting in significant subscriber loss.

Thursday, Feb 27

Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s nomination for Labor Secretary is bolstered by Democratic votes amidst Republican opposition, moving to the Senate floor for confirmation.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Federal agencies are advising employees to ignore Elon Musk's email demanding productivity justifications, deeming responses voluntary amid legal disputes.