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POLITICS

Trump administration moves to terminate protections for migrant children

Friday, May 23

Trump administration seeks to end the Flores Settlement, which has protected migrant children in U.S. custody since the 1990s.

ECONOMY

Nebraska Becomes First State to Ban Soda and Energy Drinks from SNAP

Thursday, May 22

Nebraska implements a ban on soda and energy drinks under SNAP, paving the way for similar state actions across the U.S.

POLITICS

US Army to Change Records of Transgender Soldiers to Reflect Birth Sex

Wednesday, May 21

The US Army plans to alter records of transgender soldiers to show birth sex as part of new military policies.

HEALTH

FDA Announces New COVID Vaccine Regulations, Limiting Access for Healthy Adults

Wednesday, May 21

FDA modifies COVID vaccine regulations, limiting approved access to high-risk groups, a significant shift impacting healthy adults and children.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Terminates $60 Million in Harvard Grants Over Allegations of Antisemitism

Wednesday, May 21

The Trump administration has terminated $60 million in federal grants to Harvard University amid ongoing allegations of antisemitism and discrimination.

ECONOMY

US Trade Panel Advances Tariffs on Solar Imports from Southeast Asia

Wednesday, May 21

The US International Trade Commission votes to impose tariffs on solar imports from Southeast Asia, impacting domestic solar manufacturing and trade dynamics.

SPORTS

Trump Administration Resumes Construction on $5 Billion Empire Wind Project

Wednesday, May 21

The Trump administration has lifted a construction halt on New York's Empire Wind, allowing the project to proceed and save thousands of jobs.

WORLD NEWS

Trump's Meeting with Syria's Interim President Marks a Shift in U.S. Policy

Friday, May 16

Trump's historic meeting with Syria's President Ahmad al-Sharaa signifies a major shift in U.S. foreign policy, lifting sanctions and urging normalization with Israel.

POLITICS

Episcopal Church Ends Refugee Partnership Over Resettlement of White Afrikaners

Wednesday, May 14

The Episcopal Church terminates its refugee resettlement partnership with the U.S. government, rejecting the resettlement of white Afrikaners from South Africa.