• Sun, March 30, 2025

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: 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: Forbes

Will Elon Musk Give $2 Million To Wisconsin Voters Tonight? AG Wants State Supreme Court To Block It

Wisconsin's attorney general appealed to the state's Supreme Court Sunday after lower courts declined to block the impending giveaway.

by: Mediaite

'They Won't Do It Again!' CNN's Scott Jennings Calls SignalGate a 'Small Mistake' and Utterly Dismisses Idea Hegseth Should Be Fired For It

Jennings also repeatedly pushed back on claims by Democrats that no one in the Trump administration has acknowledged SignalGate was a mistake: "Trump did!" The post 'They Won't Do It Again!' CNN's Scott Jennings Calls SignalGate a 'Small Mistake' and Utterly Dismisses Idea Hegseth Should Be Fired For It first appeared on Mediaite.

by: Mint

Could Donald Trump run again in 2028? He says 'there are methods' to make it happen and 'is not joking'

US President Donald Trump has once again hinted at the possibility of a third term, despite the constitutional two-term limit. In an interview, he claimed "there are methods" to make it happen and said that he was "not joking.

by: MyChesCo

Shockwaves at the FTC: Trump Ousts Key Commissioners, Sparks Legal and Political Uproar

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson released a formal statement addressing the controversial dismissals of Former Commissioners Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya by President Donald

by: KGOU

U.S. Institute of Peace staff is laid off, escalating legal battle with Trump administration

by: CNA

Singapore Tesla owners shrug off Elon Musk's politics as new car registrations increase

In other parts of the world, the Trump adviser's decision to switch gears from entrepreneur to partisan political player has led to a fall in brand sentiment.

by: Nordot

Syria's Kurds criticize country's new transitional government

Kurdish groups in Syria's north-east on Sunday criticized the newly formed transitional government, saying the line-up failed to heed the country's diversity. On Saturday, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa unveiled the new government and pledged to rebuild a "strong,

by: Reuters

Bangladesh's main opposition warns of instability if elections delayed beyond December

Bangladesh's main opposition party has warned of instability and "strong resentment within the people" if elections are not held by December, after the country's de facto prime minister said the poll could be delayed until 2026.

by: Newsweek

Sesame Street, Last Gasp of the Monoculture, Faces Existential Threat

For decades, shows like Sesame Street practically raised many kids. Today, not even Elmo is safe from the nation's culture wars and shifting media landscape.

by: MiBolsilloColombia

There are many doubts about the DOGE stimulus check, such as who will be able to collect it

As discussions around the DOGE stimulus check gain momentum, questions arise about its feasibility and eligibility criteria. With backing from President Trump and Elon Musk, this proposal remains speculative,

by: Benzinga

Oil Execs Challenge Trump's Drilling Agenda, JD Vance Criticizes Denmark, And More: This Week In Politics

The past week was filled with significant developments, from oil and gas executives expressing their frustration with President Donald Trump's drilling policies to Vice President JD Vance raising security concerns over Greenland.

by: Axios

Trump admin fires 50 prosecutors and deputies in DOJ overhaul

Two career Department of Justice officials were fired in one-line emails stating the dismissals were "on behalf of" President Trump, multiple outlets report. Why it matters: Trump has long railed against what he's called the "weaponization" of the justice system.

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: briefly

The ANC resolves to meet with Solidarity and AfriForum

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

by: CNN

Is DOGE actually an agency? The answer could have major ramifications

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency has blitzed its way through federal agencies over the last two months, spawning dozens of lawsuits in its effort to shrink the federal government.

by: Mediaite

Trump Says He Thinks He Can Run for a Third Term, And Doesn't Rule Out Doing So: 'There Are Methods Which You Could Do it'

President Donald Trump believes he could run for a third term in office and is not ruling out the possibility of a 2028 bid. The post Trump Says He Thinks He Can Run for a Third Term, And Doesn't Rule Out Doing So: 'There Are Methods Which You Could Do it' first appeared on Mediaite.

by: Axios

Harvard Law professors blast Trump crackdown in open letter

Langdell Hall Library on the campus of Harvard Law School; Photo: Brooks Kraft LLC/Corbis via Getty Images At least 94 professors at Harvard Law School signed a letter to students condemning the Trump administration's "severe" challenge to the rule of law and legal profession.

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: 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: 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,
  • Mon, March 31, 2025

by: Mediaite

'GREAT!' Trump Raves Over Sen. Mullin 'Beating Back' Kristen Welker on 'Never Ending' SignalGate Story: 'So Old and Boring!'

Trump raged at NBC's Welker and the "radical left" for SignalGate, calling it "never ending" and a "witch hunt" but praising Markwayn Mullin for his interview. The post 'GREAT!' Trump Raves Over Sen.

by: MyChesCo

Massive HHS Overhaul Promises to Cut Bureaucracy, Save Billions, and Make America Healthier Than Ever!

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has unveiled a comprehensive restructuring strategy to align with President Trump's Executive Order, "Implementing the President's 'Department of Government

by: CounterPunch

War, Doublethink, and the Struggle for Survival: Geopolitics of the Gaza Genocide

In a genocidal war that has spiraled into a struggle for political survival, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition and the global powers

by: briefly

What Ronald Lamola said about the Israel case and Donald Trump

The Minister of International Relations, Ronald Lamola, said the South African government will not compromise on its case against Israel at the Hague.

by: FOX40

Tesla protests against Trump and Musk in Northern California spark controversy

A series of protests at Tesla car dealerships throughout Northern California have triggered mixed emotions within the region. On Saturday, nearly 300 people gathered in Placer County for a "Tesla Takedown" protest against Elon Musk.

by: KMVT

LGBTQ+ allies and activists rallied for transgender rights

LGBTQ+ allies and activists from the Magic Valley gathered at Five Points to rally for transgender rights. the corner of five points held a large group of people holding signs fighting for transgender rights.

by: Yahoo

DOGE sees dead people, and they're getting Social Security. Are fraud claims real?

In a March press conference, acting Social Security Commissioner Lee Dudek said his agency loses $100 million a year to direct deposit fraud. That figure represents about 0.00625% of all Social Security payments, according to Axios. The Trump administration has struggled to find other evidence of waste or fraud in the massive agency.

by: Insider

5 takeaways from Elon Musk's 100-minute town hall about DOGE and America: 'It's costing me a lot to be in this job'

Musk said Wisconsin's state Supreme Court election could "affect the entire destiny of humanity" as he held a town hall with voters in Green Bay.

by: KPBS

Expert says Tesla's best way to rebuild its brand is to ditch Musk

by: CNN

Supreme Court to debate if states may tax Catholic Charities and religiously affiliated groups

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday over whether states may require religiously affiliated groups like Catholic Charities to pay unemployment taxes in a case critics say could put more than 1 million US workers at risk of losing benefits.

by: BBC

Starmer and Trump discuss 'productive negotiations' on economic deal

The call comes after sources at No 10 say the government is prepared to retaliate against US tariffs if needed.

by: CNN

Why Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariff transformation is so risky

President Donald Trump is set to gamble the success of his second term, the economy and the personal finances of millions of Americans this week on his long-held belief that tariffs can re-create a golden age of US wealth and independence.

by: IOL

City of Tshwane's 'pivotal' fully-funded draft budget hailed

While South Africa's national budget faces uncertainty, the City of Tshwane has unveiled a fully-funded draft budget that reduces property rates by 4% and keeps utility tariffs below inflation. The coalition government is absorbing costs to shield residents,

by: Newsweek

Map Shows Battle Against Property Tax Across US States

Homeowners' discontent over rising property taxes is leading the growth of a movement to abolish them across GOP-led states.

by: Politico

Big questions surround AOC as insiders ponder the future of progressivism

Bernie Sanders isn't interested in running for president again. It isn't clear if Ocasio-Cortez wants to, either.

by: IOL

Budget negotiations and Trump tariffs spark rand's decline amidst political turmoil

The rand has fallen nearly 1% against the US dollar as Parliament faces a critical Budget deadline. With GNU parties divided over proposed VAT increases and economists warning of dire consequences if consensus isn't reached by Wednesday,

by: Reuters

Insight: How Trump family took over World Liberty Financial as it raised hundreds of millions

As World Liberty Financial raised more than half a billion dollars, President Donald Trump's family took control of the crypto venture and grabbed the lion's share of those funds, aided by governance terms that industry experts say favor insiders.

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,

The article from MSN discusses the evolving landscape of resistance against a potential second term of Donald Trump, highlighting how opposition groups are adapting their strategies. Initially, the resistance was characterized by widespread protests and grassroots movements following Trump's 2016 election. Now, with the possibility of Trump running again in 2024, these groups are focusing on more structured and strategic efforts. Key points include the shift towards legal challenges, voter education, and mobilization, as well as the use of technology and social media for organizing. Organizations like Indivisible and MoveOn are training activists, preparing for potential policy battles, and emphasizing the importance of local elections and state-level politics to counteract Trump's influence. The resistance has also learned from past experiences, aiming to be more inclusive and intersectional, addressing issues like racial justice, climate change, and democratic integrity more holistically.

Read the Full Axios Article at:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/the-trump-2-0-resistance-alive-but-evolved/ar-AA1BWcQe