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Trump calls Putin’s ceasefire response ‘promising’ amid peace efforts

Russian President Vladimir Putin has given conditional support to a proposed 30-day ceasefire deal with Ukraine, stating that "the idea itself is the right one," but emphasizing that several issues must be addressed before Russia agrees.

March 13, 2025

From federal to state service: Governors court Trump’s dismissed workers

President Trump's aggressive federal workforce reduction efforts hit a significant legal roadblock as a judge orders reinstatement of fired probationary employees, while state governors actively recruit displaced federal workers.

March 13, 2025

EPA moves to revoke Obama-era greenhouse gas regulations

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has announced plans to revoke the Obama-era Endangerment Finding that has enabled government regulation of greenhouse gases, calling it "the greatest day of deregulation our nation has seen."

March 12, 2025

Education Secretary McMahon’s unusual mission: ‘Put herself out of job,’ says Trump

President Trump's vision for the Department of Education appears to be its potential dismantling, with newly appointed Education Secretary Linda McMahon reportedly tasked to "put herself out of a job."

March 12, 2025

8.3 million illegal immigrants: How Biden added a population the size of New York City

The Biden administration's immigration legacy is facing intense scrutiny as new allegations suggest officials "cooked the books" on enforcement data, while final tallies reveal an unprecedented 8.3 million new illegal immigrants entered during the administration's term.

March 12, 2025

Education Department cuts workforce by almost 50% under Trump administration

The Education Department announced Tuesday it will reduce its workforce to fewer than 2,200 employees, representing a nearly 50% cut since President Trump took office.

March 11, 2025

‘Peace dividend’ vs. cyberattacks: The tensions shaping Ukraine policy

The U.S.-Ukraine relationship is experiencing significant transformation as aid and intelligence policies evolve, tensions emerge over alleged cyberattacks, and the Trump administration pursues broader peace initiatives.

March 11, 2025

EPA plans to cut 65% of budget; overhaul to remove ‘unnecessary’ expenses

In a sweeping move that aligns with President Trump's vision for a leaner federal government, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced plans to slash the agency's budget by a staggering 65% this year.

March 11, 2025

Pentagon clash: Trump and Biden administrations dispute credit for military recruitment gains

The Pentagon is currently embroiled in a dispute between the Trump and Biden administrations over who deserves credit for improving military recruitment numbers after years of decline.

March 10, 2025

19 million and counting: The immigration numbers Trump inherited

The Biden administration's border policies led to an unprecedented surge in illegal immigration, even as the Trump administration implements new strategies to address the issue, including a self-deportation app. Meanwhile, a voting fraud case in Maryland highlights concerns about election integrity.

March 10, 2025

Nissan unveils advanced driverless technology as Japan enters autonomous race

A Nissan Serena minivan glides through Yokohama's crowded streets, its steering wheel turning by itself while pedestrians in Japan do double-takes at the empty driver's seat.

March 10, 2025

Trump downplays economic concerns as tariff policies rattle stock markets

President Trump is minimizing concerns about the economic impact of his fluctuating tariff policies despite stock market turbulence.

March 9, 2025

‘Transgender mice’: Trump’s latest government waste target

President Trump has launched a pointed attack on what he calls wasteful government spending on transgender experiments with animals, with new revelations suggesting these studies are more extensive than initially reported.

March 7, 2025

Trump prepares executive order to dismantle Education Department despite congressional hurdles

President Trump is preparing to sign an executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education, potentially as early as Friday.

March 6, 2025

Political shift: Why Newsom is breaking with Democrats on transgender athletes

The transgender athletes controversy has taken a surprising turn as California Gov. Gavin Newsom breaks with his party on the contentious issue, even as a federal judge rejects female athletes' plea to block a transgender competitor.

March 6, 2025

Trump vows to reclaim Panama Canal and acquire Greenland in Congress address

In his first address to Congress during his second term, President Trump announced plans to expand America's territorial reach by reclaiming the Panama Canal, acquiring Greenland and advancing space exploration to Mars and beyond.

March 5, 2025

Greenland’s independence momentum grows amid Trump’s renewed interest

In Nuuk, Greenland's northernmost capital, a new political reality is taking shape as the Arctic nation prepares for parliamentary elections on March 11. The catalyst? U.S. President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring the mineral-rich territory.

March 5, 2025

‘Breach of decorum’: Why Democrats are facing censure after Trump’s address

President Trump's first joint address to Congress since returning to office has sparked significant controversy over Democratic behavior during the speech, even as polling shows strong public approval of the president's message.

March 5, 2025

Trump administration lists over 400 federal properties for potential sale

The Trump administration has identified over 400 federal properties to potentially sell off, totaling nearly 78 million square feet of office space.

March 4, 2025

From border prices to global markets: The immediate impact of Trump’s tariff war

President Trump's sweeping tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China have triggered an international trade war with immediate economic consequences. Markets plunged and trading partners retaliated within hours of the duties taking effect. Here's what you need to know about this rapidly expanding economic confrontation.

March 4, 2025