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Judge Bars Trump From Closing Education Department

Judge blocks Trump’s executive order to dismantle Education Department

Judge halts dismantling of Education Department, orders fired workers to be reinstated

Federal courts have repeatedly blocked the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the Department of Education and its mass layoffs. Multiple judges have issued injunctions ordering reinstatement of fired employees and preventing shutdown actions until proper congressional approval.

Two Israeli Embassy Staffers Killed in DC Shooting

FBI investigating killing of Israeli Embassy employees as possible hate crime

Israeli Embassy Staffers Murdered Outside DC Jewish Museum

Two Israeli Embassy staffers were murdered in a shooting near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. The suspect was arrested after shouting pro-Palestinian slogans. The FBI is investigating the incident as a terror and hate crime, sparking increased security worldwide.

House Passes Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ by One Vote

Republicans Pass Sweeping Trump Tax and Spending Bill

House GOP Passes Medicaid Work Requirements in Big Bill

House Republicans narrowly passed President Trump's sweeping tax and spending package known as the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill.’ The bill includes significant tax cuts, Medicaid work requirements, and a cap on SALT deductions, despite opposition and last-minute changes.

Woman Shot Outside CIA HQ in Security Incident

Person Shot by Security Guards at CIA Headquarters

Security Incident Outside CIA Headquarters Injures Woman

A shooting and security incident outside CIA headquarters in Virginia resulted in a woman being shot by guards after failing to stop at a checkpoint. The incident led to the closure of the main gate, with law enforcement responding rapidly to secure the area.

Kim Jong Un’s New Warship Capsizes at Launch

North Korea Vows to Punish Those Behind Warship Launch Disaster

North Korea’s latest 5,000-ton destroyer was severely damaged during its launch ceremony, an incident described by leader Kim Jong Un as a “criminal act.” The warship capsized due to alleged carelessness, dealing a major blow to the country’s naval modernization ambitions.

US Treasury Plans to End Penny Production Soon

Treasury Sounds Death Knell for Penny Production

The Treasury unveils its plan to kill the penny

The US Treasury Department announced plans to phase out production of the penny, marking an end to the 233-year-old coin's manufacture. The decision aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs, with the final penny order placed recently.

OpenAI, UAE to Build Massive AI Data Center

Tech Giants Unite for Abu Dhabi Stargate AI Campus

OpenAI partners with United Arab Emirates and tech giants including Nvidia and Oracle to build the Stargate UAE, a massive 1-gigawatt AI data center in Abu Dhabi. This facility represents OpenAI’s first large-scale international project, underscoring rapid AI development and expansion.

29 Starvation-Related Deaths Reported in Gaza

Gaza Aid Deliveries Begin After Long Delays

Mothers and Babies Face Starvation in Gaza Crisis

Concerns rise as a Palestinian health official reports 29 starvation-related deaths in Gaza, highlighting the worsening humanitarian crisis amid blockades and ongoing conflict. Aid deliveries face delays, intensifying fears of famine and suffering in the besieged territory.

Iran Warns US and Israel Over Nuclear Sites

Iran to Hold US Responsible for Any Israeli Attack

Iran issues stern warnings to the US and Israel over potential attacks on its nuclear sites, declaring it would take 'special measures' to defend its facilities. The heightened tensions add to the volatility in the Middle East amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations.

Senate Votes to Undo California Gas Car Ban

Senate Repeals California EV Mandate

The US Senate voted to overturn California's groundbreaking ban on new gas-powered car sales, challenging the state's authority to set stricter vehicle emission standards. The controversial move aims to fend off national-level environmental regulations.

Trump Confronts South African President on ‘White Genocide’

Trump To South Africa’s Ramaphosa: ‘Proof’ of White Genocide

President Donald Trump confronted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in a tense Oval Office meeting, pressing unsubstantiated claims of ‘white genocide’ in South Africa. The encounter sparked widespread reactions and highlighted strained diplomatic relations.

Kid Cudi Set to Testify in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Trial

Kid Cudi to Take Stand Against Diddy in Sex Trafficking Trial

Rapper Kid Cudi is scheduled to testify in the high-profile federal sex trafficking trial against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. The trial includes testimonies detailing violent incidents and relationships, drawing significant media attention.

Small Plane Crashes into San Diego Neighborhood

Plane Crash Sparks Fires, Evacuations in San Diego

A small plane crashed into a residential neighborhood in San Diego, causing multiple fires, damaging homes, and triggering evacuations. Emergency crews are on the scene managing a large-scale response amid foggy conditions.

Bond Investors Spooked by Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

Markets Slide After House Passes Tax Bill

Senators and officials express concern as bond investors react nervously to President Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’, which significantly enlarges the federal deficit. The market selloff reflects fiscal uncertainty amid large spending cuts and tax breaks.

House Republicans Pass Controversial Tax, Medicaid Cuts

Two Republicans Vote Against Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Bill

The U.S. Justice Department and House Republicans face internal dissent and criticism over Trump's sweeping ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ that includes contentious Medicaid cuts, tax breaks, and programs. Some GOP members opposed or missed the critical vote.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Education Department Layoffs

Judge Orders Reinstatement of Education Employees

Multiple judges nationwide have blocked and reversed Trump administration's efforts to dismantle or lay off staff in the Department of Education, ordering reinstatement of employees and halting shutdown plans due to lack of congressional authorization.

Israeli PM Orders Global Security Boost After Embassy Killings

‘Israel Stands United’ After DC Embassy Staff Murders

Security was heightened worldwide following the murder of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington D.C., with notable officials decrying the killings as acts of terror and antisemitism, while the suspect shouted pro-Palestinian slogans during the attack.

Senate Overrides Rules to Kill California Gas Car Mandate

Senate Sidesteps Parliamentarian to Undermine EV Rules

The Senate overruled a parliamentarian to stop California’s mandate on phasing out gas-powered vehicles, intensifying a political battle over environmental regulations. The vote sidestepped procedural rules, drawing criticism and debate over state vs. federal authority.

Nancy Mace Seeks Expulsion of Rep. McIver Over Assault Charges

Lawmakers Debate Expulsion Over Assault Allegations in NJ

Rep. Nancy Mace filed a motion to expel Democrat Rep. LaMonica McIver amid assault charges involving federal officers in New Jersey, sparking political tension and discussions on conduct in Congress and accountability for elected officials.

US Treasury Yields Surge, Markets Rethink Global Bonds

Bond Market Jitters Grow Amid Trump Spending Bill

The US Treasury Department has seen a spike in yield, causing investors to reassess global fixed income allocations. This occurs alongside the approval of Trump’s tax bill, heightening concerns about debt and fiscal policy.

Microsoft Blocks ‘Palestine’ Emails Amid Employee Outcry

Microsoft Censors Emails Mentioning Palestine, Gaza

Microsoft confirmed it is blocking emails containing words such as ‘Palestine’ or ‘Gaza’ after employee protests, stirring debates about internal censorship and political sensitivity in corporate communication.

Supreme Court Deadlocks on Religious Charter School Case

SCOTUS Blocks Oklahoma Taxpayer-Funded Religious School

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a 4-4 split decision blocking the establishment of the nation’s first-ever taxpayer-funded religious charter school in Oklahoma, leaving lower court rulings in place due to Justice Barrett's recusal.