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POLITICS

Major Law Firms Concede to Trump, Pledging $600 Million in Pro Bono Services

Saturday, Apr 12

Five major law firms agree to provide $600 million in pro bono legal services to align with Trump’s political causes amid potential executive orders.

TECHNOLOGY

Trump Signs Executive Order to "Make America's Showers Great Again"

Thursday, Apr 10

Trump's new executive order aims to lift water flow restrictions on showerheads, promoting what he calls "shower freedom."

ECONOMY

Trump Signs Executive Orders to Revitalize US Coal Industry Amid Energy Sector Shift

Thursday, Apr 10

Trump's new executive orders aim to revive the coal industry, boosting production to support AI technologies, despite industry experts' warnings.

ENVIRONMENT

Trump's Executive Order Aims to Undermine State Climate Regulations

Thursday, Apr 10

Trump's executive order targets state climate policies, aiming to curb regulations that combat fossil fuel usage and climate change.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Proposes $998 Daily Fines and Property Seizures for Non-Compliant Migrants

Wednesday, Apr 09

Trump's administration plans hefty fines and property seizures for migrants not leaving the U.S. after deportation orders, raising concerns among advocates.

POLITICS

DHS Revokes Legal Status for Migrants Using Biden’s CBP One App

Wednesday, Apr 09

Migrants who entered the US through the CBP One app face revoked legal status, prompting immediate deportation orders from DHS.

WORLD NEWS

South Korea Fires Warning Shots After North Korean Soldiers Cross Demarcation Line

Tuesday, Apr 08

South Korea's military fired warning shots after North Korean soldiers crossed the border, escalating tensions amidst rising military posturing.

HEALTH

New Study Reveals Increased Risk of Autism and ADHD Linked to Maternal Diabetes During Pregnancy

Tuesday, Apr 08

Research shows that maternal diabetes during pregnancy increases the risk of autism and ADHD in children, highlighting the need for medical support.

POLITICS

Two U.S. Border Inspectors Charged with Accepting Bribes to Facilitate Illegal Immigration

Sunday, Apr 06

Two U.S. border inspectors face serious charges for accepting bribes to allow undocumented migrants entry through San Ysidro, America’s busiest land crossing.