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by: Newsweek

Gavin Newsom Sparks Backlash After Calling Democrats 'Toxic'

California's Democratic governor made his blistering remark during an interview with "Real Time" host Bill Maher.

by: MarketWatch

That Elon Musk event on Fox News revealed MAGA's snafu fears

If Elon Musk's interview on Thursday night with Fox News's Bret Baier is any guide, the answer is: plenty. The first sign of trouble was that the interview even took place. You'd think Musk and seven other senior members of the "Department of Government Efficiency,

by: CNN

Big Law fights back against Trump's retribution

In recent weeks, some of America's most powerful law firms have faced a defining choice: do a deal with the White House, or prepare to fight severe restrictions President Donald Trump has placed on firms and lawyers he opposes politically.

by: Today

Utah becomes first state to ban LGBTQ+ pride flags in schools and government buildings

Starting in May, state or local government buildings will be fined $500 a day for flying any flag other than the United States flag, the Utah state flag, military flags or a short list of others approved by lawmakers.

by: TAG24

Two more "Big Law" firms file suit after being targeted by Trump

Two law firms sued the Trump administration after he stripped security clearances from their attorneys and blocked them from doing business with the government.

by: Cryptopolitan

The US is asking EU companies to comply with Trump's anti-DEI order

by: UPI

Utah first U.S. state to ban Pride flags in schools, government buildings

Utah became the first state in the country to ban flying the LGBTQ Pride flag in all public school and government buildings, after Gov. Spencer Cox let the bill pass into law.

by: rnz

Mixed media messages on green shoots and dire data

Are our media confusing us with claims about "green shoots" in the economy - while also reporting every bit of "dire data"?

by: Reuters

Federal funding cuts ripple through the heart of Trump country

The phone rang over the whine of Trey Yates' butter churn. The person calling was polite, but the message was devastating: Mountaineer Food Bank was ending Yates' butter contract, due to the federal government's funding cuts.

by: WMBB

Who is Trevor Milton, the startup founder and donor pardoned by Trump

Milton said Thursday in a post on social platform X that he spoke to Trump over the phone and that he signed his pardon of "innocence."

by: Reuters

Hamas agrees to Gaza ceasefire proposal, the group's chief says

Hamas has agreed to a Gaza ceasefire proposal it received two days ago from mediators Egypt and Qatar, the Palestinian militant group's chief said on Saturday. "Two days ago, we received a proposal from the mediators in Egypt and Qatar.

by: Reuters

US orders French companies to comply with Trump's diversity ban

The Trump administration has ordered some French companies with U.S. government contracts to comply with his executive order banning diversity, equity, and inclusion programmes, highlighting the extraterritorial reach of U.
  • Sun, March 30, 2025

by: WGAL

Manheim Township residents fear loss of school resources under executive order

In Lancaster County, a school community is calling for action in response to President Trump's recent executive order calling for the dismantling of the Department of Education.

by: Futurism

Musk Says Government Will "Go After" Tesla Critics

Recent waves of Tesla protests and vandalism have drawn attention to the growing discontent among US taxpayers of all stripes. While Elon Musk and Donald Trump slash through federal government jobs and social welfare programs,

by: UPI

Trump, Canada's Carney agree to hold economic, security negotiations

President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed to negotiate trade and security agreements amid a trade war between the neighboring nations and longtime allies.

by: Hespress

Syria interim president announces formation of new government

Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa announced the formation of a new government late Saturday, reaffirming his commitment to "building a strong and stable state." Day to day affairs in Syria have been administered by a ministerial team since president Bashar al-Assad was ousted by Islamist rebels on December 8.

by: ABC10

Demonstrators rally against federal workforce cuts, urge Tesla boycott

Protesters gathered in Rocklin and Mather on Saturday to rally against federal job cuts, criticizing the influence of Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump on policies they say are harming workers and public services.

by: Newsday

Health care providers on Long Island brace for large cuts in federal Medicaid funding

Long Island health care providers say they are bracing for the financial impact of anticipated cuts to Medicaid as the Republican majority in Congress works on sweeping legislation to make 2017 tax cuts permanent.

by: eadaily

"Why Gagauzia didn't rise": publicist Josu about the inferiority of politics for money

The phrase belongs to Hegel: "History repeats itself twice: the first time in the form of a tragedy, the second in the form of a farce."

by: dw

Syria's interim president forms new transitional government

Syria swore in its new transitional government on Saturday, after interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa appointed 23 ministers in a religiously and ethnically mixed Cabinet.Syria' s interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa has sworn in a new transitional Cabinet that replaced the caretaker authorities in place since the ouster of longtime ruler Bashar Assad

by: GhanaWeb

How Gen Afrifa predicted his death in a letter to Col Acheampong in 1977

Before the tragic and 'gruesome' murder of General Akwasi Amankwa Afrifa in 1979 by firing squad, the senior military officer predicted his own death in a letter to a colleague in 1977.

by: KHOU

Republican congressman says federal cuts won't undermine public health, even as Texas battles measles outbreak

MCKINNEY, Texas — While Texas continues to address a growing measles outbreak, now at 327 cases, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a "dramatic restructuring," cutting 20,000 employees, with half of them being fired.

by: LAist

What basic rights do people have if ICE stops them? A lawyer explains

A Turkish student living and studying lawfully in the U.S. was arrested by federal immigration officers. A lawyer explains to NPR some of the basic rights people have in such a situation.

by: BBC

The Canadian Conservative trying to sweet talk Trump

Alberta premier Danielle Smith has been welcomed by Trump-friendly Republican circles, landing her in hot water in Canada.

by: WTHR

Loud and vocal crowd greets Indiana Rep. Victoria Spartz at Muncie town hall

Rep. Spartz used most of the town hall to address questions on cutting government spending, federal cuts from DOGE, health care and immigration.

by: YorkshireLive

Warning for millions of pension holders with Labour move that 'packs a punch'

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by: MSN

Top 10 world news: Trump 'very angry' at Putin; Netanyahu offers Hamas leaders Gaza exit, and more

who questioned the leadership of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and suggested a transitional government in Ukraine. 'Lay down arms and leave': Netanyahu offers Hamas leaders way out of Gaza, but with one condition Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...

by: Euronews

Trump 'very angry' and 'pissed off' at Putin following the Russian leader's criticism of Zelenskyy

During a Sunday morning interview Trump says he is "pissed off" with Russian President Vladimir Putin and threatens to imposed secondary tariffs on oil. View on euronews

by: Insider

I attended 2 Tesla Takedown protests. The generation that showed up was the one I least expected.

At Tesla Takedown protests in Michigan hundreds of people gathered to voice their concerns about the new administration.

by: IOL

US cuts defence ties to South Africa

Washington has announced the suspension of military assistance and cooperation with the South African National Defence Force.

by: Euronews

Trump 'very angry' and 'pissed off' at Putin over his questioning of Ukraine's leadership

During an interview that aired on Sunday, US President Donald Trump threatened to impose secondary tariffs on oil coming out of Russia if he felt it hindered progress towards ending the war in Ukraine.

by: Insider

Elon Musk is finding out why Warren Buffett steers clear of politics

Tesla is being targeted over Elon Musk's ties to Donald Trump, showing Warren Buffett was right to worry that getting political could hit his company.

by: Reuters

Syria's president al-Sharaa forms new transitional government

(Reuters) -Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa announced a transitional government on Saturday, appointing 23 ministers in a broadened cabinet seen as a key milestone in the transition from decades of Assad family rule and to improving Syria's ties with the West.

by: IOL

Assessing South Africa's journey towards a capable and ethical developmental state

Explore how President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent State of the Nation Address highlights South Africa's pursuit of a capable and ethical developmental state, drawing on the insights of economist Thandika Mkandawire to assess the country's challenges and opportunities.

by: briefly

ANC Will Engage Afriforum and Solidarity Over the US-SA Tensions

The African National Congress's deputy secretary general Nomvula Mokonyane said the party will meet with the lobby groups AfriForum and Solidarity.

by: CNN

Vulnerable Senate Democrat Ossoff seeks to channel Trump outrage on tough road to reelection

Jon Ossoff, the nation's most endangered Senate Democrat, sees a path for reelection in a state President Donald Trump won in 2024 and at a time when Democrats are suffering rock-bottom approval ratings.

by: LAist

From LA to Seattle to Miami, anti-Musk protesters gather at hundreds of Tesla locations

by: BBC

Will defence spending help businesses boom?

A Labour MP has said investment in defence announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves could directly benefit small businesses in the north-east of England. Alan Strickland, who represents Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor, recently led a debate on the issue, highlighting the work of small technology firms across the region.

by: WTHR

Indiana Rep. Victoria Spartz fields questions from vocal crowd at Muncie town hall

Rep. Spartz used most of the town hall to address questions on cutting government spending, federal cuts from DOGE, health care and immigration.

by: Mint

Can Donald Trump be elected as US President for a third term? What forbids him and what are his other options

As Donald Trump hints at a potential third presidential run, we delve into the constitutional barriers, including the 22nd Amendment, and the complexities of pursuing such a strategy. Could he leverage the vice-presidency to reclaim the White House,

by: Insider

I attended 2 Tesla Takedown protests in Michigan. The generation that showed up was the one I least expected.

At Tesla Takedown protests in Michigan hundreds of people gathered to voice their concerns about the new administration.

by: Reuters

Qatar hosts talks between Congo and Rwanda, also meets with rebels, sources say

(Reuters) -Qatari mediators hosted a second round of talks on Friday between Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, and separately met representatives of the Rwandan-backed rebellion waging an insurgency in eastern Congo,

by: CNN

Trump is using the power of government to punish opponents. They're struggling to respond

President Donald Trump is using the power of the federal government to intimidate or neuter potential sources of opposition to him: The legal establishment, academia and prominent cultural institutions,

by: Euronews

Iran rejects direct negotiations with US and requests proof that it 'can build trust'

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke in response to a letter sent to the country's Supreme Leader by Donald Trump earlier this month. View on euronews

by: IOL

Editor's Note: April's economic dilemma: South Africa's Budget vote and Trump's tariffs

April brings critical economic challenges for South Africa in 2025, highlighted by a pivotal Budget vote and looming tariffs from the US. As the nation grapples with financial strain and political discord,

by: Axios

Trump "pissed off" at Putin, threatens new tariffs

President Trump said in an interview with NBC News he is "pissed off" with Russian President Vladimir Putin and threatened to put secondary tariffs on Russian oil if he deems it to be "Russia's fault" that a deal is not struck to end the war in Ukraine.

by: Axios

The Trump 2.0 resistance: Alive, but evolved

The resistance of 2025 may not be wearing a pink knitted cap — but it's alive in town halls, streets, campuses and car dealerships across the country. The big picture: If the 2017 Women's March heralded a new era of protest,

by: Euronews

Syria swears in new transitional government on the eve of Eid-al-Fitr

Nearly four months after the ousting of 24-year President Bashar al-Assad, Syria has announced a new government, kickstarting a five-year transitional period that aims to restore stability and peace to a country that has endured more than a decade of war.

Utah first U.S. state to ban Pride flags in schools, government buildings

Utah became the first state in the country to ban flying the LGBTQ Pride flag in all public school and government buildings, after Gov. Spencer Cox let the bill pass into law.
Utah has become the first U.S. state to ban the display of Pride flags in schools and government buildings, following a decision by the state's Republican-led legislature. The new law, signed by Governor Spencer Cox, prohibits the display of any flag that represents a "political viewpoint," including those symbolizing sexual orientation or gender identity, in public educational institutions and government offices. This move has sparked controversy, with supporters arguing it maintains neutrality in public spaces, while critics, including the ACLU of Utah, claim it discriminates against the LGBTQ+ community by erasing symbols of support and visibility. The legislation has ignited a debate over freedom of expression, the role of government in cultural issues, and the rights of marginalized groups.

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