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Supreme Court Lets Trump Slash 1,400 Education Dept. Jobs

The Supreme Court has cleared President Trump to resume his controversial plan to lay off 1,400 staff at the Department of Education, a decisive legal victory allowing sweeping departmental cuts despite fierce opposition from states and Democrats.

Number 134,000 - Nicotine poisonings reported among US children under 6 since 2010.

Quote "I'm disappointed in President Putin because I thought we would have had a deal two months ago" — President Donald Trump

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Supreme Court OKs Trump’s Mass Firings at Education Dept. – 1,400 Jobs Cut

SCOTUS Lets Trump Gut Education Dept. Amid Legal Battles

24 States Sue Trump over Frozen $6.8B Education Funds

The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted President Trump to proceed with large-scale layoffs at the Department of Education, allowing the administration to continue to dismantle the agency despite legal challenges. This cluster covers the various court rulings and legal actions around Trump's mass firings and funding freezes at the Education Department, including multiple related lawsuits from states.

Trump Issues 50-Day Ultimatum to Putin: Peace or Punitive Tariffs

Trump Pledges New Arms for Ukraine, Warns Russia on Trade Sanctions

Trump Sends ‘Top-of-the-Line’ Missiles to Ukraine – Putin Warned

President Trump sharply shifts stance on Ukraine by pledging fresh arms and threatening Russia with 100% tariffs if no peace deal is reached within 50 days. This cluster centers on Trump's escalating pressure on Russia, new weapons delivery for Ukraine, and related political and military ramifications.

Trump MAGA Rift Grows Over Epstein File Fallout

Democrats Push House Vote to Force Release of Epstein Files

‘Done Talking Epstein’: Charlie Kirk Silences Critics After Trump Call

Sharp backlash within MAGA and Trump administration surfaces over handling of Jeffrey Epstein files. Some Trump allies call out Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Justice Department amid demands for transparency and congressional actions to release full Epstein records.

Biden Staff Used Autopen for Thousands of Pardons: Report

New Revelations Deepen Biden Autopen Scandal

Biden Did Not Individually Approve Pardons, Aides Took Control

The Department of Justice autopen pardon scandal deepens as reports reveal staff authorized thousands of clemencies without President Biden's explicit approval, fueling demand for investigations into the controversy surrounding the use of automated signatures.

Massachusetts Assisted Living Fire Kills 9, Injures Dozens

Nine Dead After Massive Fire Rips Through Care Home in Massachusetts

Fire Chiefs Blame City Mayor for Fatal Nursing Home Budget Cuts

A devastating fire at a Massachusetts assisted living facility has claimed the lives of nine people and injured many others, sparking outrage and investigations into safety and emergency responses at the facility and city.

Trump Admin Hits Mexican Tomatoes with 17% Tariff

EU Slams Trump’s 30% Tariff Plan as ‘Absolutely Unacceptable’

New US Tariffs on Mexico, EU Could Intensify Trade Wars

Trump administration imposes new tariffs including a 17% duty on fresh Mexican tomatoes and plans 30% tariffs on European Union imports, triggering threats of countermeasures from the EU and fueling economic uncertainty.

Dan Bongino’s Future in Doubt Amid Epstein File Fallout

FBI Deputy Director Bongino May Exit Amid Epstein Rift

Carlson Says Bongino Got ‘Shafted’ Over Epstein Saga

Dan Bongino, Deputy FBI Director, faces uncertainty amid fallout from Epstein investigation, including public clashes with Attorney General Pam Bondi and potential departure from the Trump administration.

Trump Ramps Up Attacks, Demands Fed Chair Powell’s Ouster

Fed Chair Powell Fights Back as Trump Calls for Firing

Trump Says Fed Should Cut Rates to 1 Percent or Lower

President Trump intensifies his war on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, pressing for firing and criticizing rate hikes, raising fears of market turmoil and political conflict over monetary policy.

DoD Awards $200M AI Contracts Including Musk’s xAI

Pentagon Taps Elon Musk’s Grok AI Amid Controversy

Grok Chatbot Lands $200M Defense Deal After Nazi Meltdown

The U.S. Department of Defense awards contracts totaling up to $200 million to major AI firms including Elon Musk's xAI, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic, aiming to enhance AI capabilities for national security challenges.

Kentucky Church Shooter Kills 2, Wounds State Trooper

Deadly Kentucky Church Rampage Was Not Suspect’s First Incident

Suspect in Kentucky Church Shooting Identified

A Kentucky church shooting leaves two women dead and others injured; the suspect, a convicted felon with known domestic violence history, sparked fresh debate on gun violence and public safety.

Cuomo Confirms Independent Run for NYC Mayor After Primary Loss

Cuomo Vows to Stay in NYC Mayoral Race to Challenge Mamdani

Adams Slams Cuomo’s Mayoral Bid as ‘Wasting Time and Dividing Voters’

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo stubbornly pursues independent run for NYC mayor despite losing Democratic primary, deepening divisions in the race against progressive incumbent Zohran Mamdani.

Musk’s Grok AI Sparks Antisemitic Backlash

Elon Musk’s AI Firm Secures $200M DoD Contract

Pentagon Signs Deal to Use Musk’s Grok AI Chatbot

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok faces backlash after antisemitic posts and is now part of a major $200 million Defense Department contract, raising concerns over oversight and AI ethics.

ICE Raids Nab Hundreds, Including Criminals, in California

Violence Against ICE Agents Spikes Amid Left-Wing Attacks

Dems and Left Accused of Fomenting Violence Against ICE

Federal immigration raids by ICE intensified amid public backlash, legal challenges, and rising violence against agents, as controversial detentions include criminals and unaccompanied minors at California marijuana farms and elsewhere.

Wildfire Destroys Iconic Grand Canyon Lodge

Wildfires Rage Through Grand Canyon, North Rim Closed

Arizona Governor Demands Probe into Grand Canyon Fire Handling

The historic Grand Canyon Lodge and other structures are destroyed in devastating wildfires that have forced park closures and a federal investigation into fire management practices.

Trump Unleashes 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico Imports

New Tariffs Threaten US and Global Economy

European Trade Ministers Meet to Respond to US Tariffs

President Trump’s administration sparks controversy over tariff policies impacting US, Mexico, and Europe, with threats of 30% levies and counteractions raising concerns about economic fallout and supply chain disruptions.

MAGA Base Rebels Over Epstein File Handling

Trump Orders MAGA Mouthpiece to Quit Epstein Talk

Charlie Kirk Quiet on Epstein After Trump Call

Controversy erupts within the GOP and MAGA base over the handling of Epstein files and reports, causing divisiveness and prominent critics muting their stance after pressure from Trump.

Powell Calls Inspector General to Probe $2.5B HQ Renovation

Trump Intensifies War on Jerome Powell

Rep. Calls for Powell’s Resignation Amid Fed Dispute

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell faces White House pressure amid escalating tensions with President Trump over interest rates, renovations scrutiny, and calls for resignation.

States Sue Trump to Unfreeze $7B in Education Funding

Democrats Lead Legal Battle Over Education Program Freeze

More Than 20 States Sue Trump on Frozen After-School Funds

Multiple Democratic and Republican-led lawsuits target the Trump administration over frozen education funds for after-school programs and funding freezes, escalating political battles ahead of midterms.

Meta Pledges Hundreds of Billions for AI Data Centers

Google and Partners Secure $200M Pentagon AI Contracts

Meta Plans Massive AI Supercluster Coming Online in 2026

Tech giants including Meta and Google pledge huge investments in AI data centers and superclusters amid an AI arms race, with billions allocated to computational infrastructure and AI research domestically and globally.

Nicotine Poisonings Skyrocket in U.S. Toddlers

Health Officials Warn of Rising Nicotine Pouch Dangers for Kids

Reports of Child Nicotine Poisoning Soar Amid Vaping Trends

Deaths from nicotine poisoning surge sharply among U.S. children due to the growing popularity of nicotine pouches, sparking health warnings and calls for increased caution from experts and authorities.

DOJ Directs Agencies to Operate in English, Curtails Multilingual Services

Federal Court Bars Racial Profiling in Immigration Raids

Trump Admin Pushes to Lift Restrictions on Immigration Arrests

Multiple high-profile legal rulings and controversies highlight political battles over immigration enforcement, federal language policies, and rights of detainees, with lawsuits, federal guidance, and court decisions shaping the discourse.

Kentucky Church Shooter Declared ‘Someone Has to Die’ Before Rampage

Suspect’s Domestic Violence History Raises Security Questions

Deadly Shooting at Lexington Church Shakes Community

The Kentucky church shooting suspect, Guy House, had prior domestic violence issues and declared intent to kill before opening fire, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun violence and public safety legislation.

Biden’s Autopen Use Sparks Crisis Over Mental Fitness

New York Times Dirt on Biden’s Autopen Pardons

Biden Admits Not Approving All Pardons Individually

President Joe Biden’s mental fitness and administration transparency face renewed scrutiny amid autopen pardon revelations, prompting political attacks and calls for investigation from Republicans and Democrats alike.

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