Monday, Mar 31

Mass protests against Elon Musk's government actions and Tesla ignite across the U.S. and Europe, with demonstrators calling for accountability and action.

Monday, Mar 31

Global protests targeting Elon Musk's influence and demanding action against his government role and Tesla's declining product quality heat up.

Monday, Mar 31

Katrina Armstrong resigns as Columbia University's interim president following pressures from the Trump administration regarding antisemitism claims and funding cuts.

Sunday, Mar 30

Marco Rubio confirms the revocation of over 300 student visas linked to anti-Israel protests on U.S. college campuses, invoking free speech debates.

Saturday, Mar 29

Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil remains detained as a judge deliberates on the jurisdiction of his deportation case against the U.S. government.

Friday, Mar 28

Israeli lawmakers passed a divisive law that expands government power over judge appointments, intensifying concerns about the erosion of democracy amid protests.

Friday, Mar 28

Palestinians in Gaza staged massive protests against Hamas, calling for an end to war and the militant group's 18-year rule amid ongoing hostilities with Israel.

Thursday, Mar 27

The ongoing conflict in Gaza escalates further as Israel's military campaign leads to surging civilian casualties and humanitarian crises, with over 50,000 dead.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Thousands protest in Serbia against Jared Kushner's luxury project on NATO-bombed site, commemorating bombing victims and highlighting government corruption.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Columbia University adjusts policies amidst pressure from the Trump administration, making concessions to regain $400 million in federal funding.