• Fri, May 30, 2025

by: RealClearPolitics

Larry Summers: What Trump Is Doing To Harvard Is Extralegal, But There Is Too Much Identity Politics And Not Enough Conservative Views

Former President of Harvard Larry Summers praised the University for fighting against President Donald Trump's attempt to ban certain foreign students from enrolling. Summers talking to James Carville and Al Hunter on their podcast "Politics War Room.

by: Salon

Elon Musk delivers hope and change for Democrats

A victory in a tight Wisconsin race boosts Democrats in their quest to defeat the billionaire's DOGE plans

by: Patch

Burlington Town Meeting Weighs In On $5.3 Million In Upgrades

Funding for updating the Town Hall and Town Annex buildings was on the Town Meeting warrant.

by: NewsNation

Elon Musk departs Washington and DOGE

The departure of the world's richest man was facilitated at a senior staff level, a White House official told NewsNation.

by: Forbes

How Policies Are Affecting Counseling For International Students

Many campus counseling centers are experiencing unintended consequences from recent federal policies that are affecting their ability to serve international students.

by: NDTV

'Prosperity In Kashmir After Article 370 Abrogation': Congress' Salman Khurshid

Congress leader Salman Khurshid said during a diplomatic visit to Indonesia that the scrapping of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution in 2019 ended the long-standing problem of separatism in Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in "prosperity".

by: WLRN

Elon Musk is leaving the federal government. What's next for DOGE?

by: MLive

Chainsaw-wielding Elon Musk is exiting Washington, leaving behind upheaval, mass firings and unmet expectations

Musk said this week that he's leaving his job as a senior adviser, an announcement that came after he revealed his plan to curtail political donations and he criticized the centerpiece of Trump's legislative agenda.

by: RealClearPolitics

Musk's Worthy DOGE Spotlight and the Fiscal Path Forward

On Wednesday evening, the world's wealthiest man announced that his sojourn in the nation's capital is almost over.
  • Sat, May 31, 2025

by: Time

As Musk Leaves DOGE, What Comes Next After the Billionaire's Government Experiment?

White House officials have said that DOGE's efforts will continue after Musk leaves, and that he would likely continue to advise the President. "Elon is really not leaving. He's going to be back and forth, I have a feeling," Trump said Friday. "It's his baby."

by: NPR

A federal judge further halts Trump's radical transformation of government

In her order, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston said the president may not initiate large-scale executive branch reorganization without approval from Congress.

by: DeSmog

Elon Musk's Government Legacy Was Enacting Project 2025. His Ties Go Back Years.

The billionaire rescued the right-wing plan to dismantle the government while at its most toxic moment. Enacting its vision at DOGE, Musk was Trump's enabler and fall guy.

by: CNN

White House says it will announce new pick for NASA chief | CNN Politics

The White House said Saturday it will announce a replacement candidate to serve as President Donald Trump's pick to lead NASA, indicating it will withdraw the nomination of tech billionaire Jared Isaacman.

by: WCIV

Protestors gather downtown to rally against 'government overreach and billionaire control'

A group of local progressive organizers gathered in downtown Charleston to rally against fascism and the influence of billionaires in politics "in the Lowcountr

by: rnz

Climate change coverage in a changed media climate

Media outlets were firing up new projects and joining alliances to cover climate change just a few years ago. Now there's just one mainstream NZ media reporter focused solely on it.

by: Patch

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Maplewood landed on the Trump administration's list of sanctuary cities that are allegedly "defying federal immigration law."

by: PBS

NewsNight | "Dark Money" in Florida Politics and Elections | Season 2022

Calls for a federal probe into the use of "dark money" to influence Florida elections.
  • Sun, June 1, 2025

by: CNN

CNN Poll: A record share of Americans want the government to get more done. Few trust either party to do it

Neither the Republican nor the Democratic Party has consolidated majority support, with more than 4 in 10 saying that neither party can get things done, a new CNN survey finds.

by: devdiscourse

Amit Shah Criticizes Mamata Banerjee Over Operation Sindoor and Waqf Amendment Act

Home Minister Amit Shah criticized West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for opposing Operation Sindoor and the Waqf Amendment Act, calling her actions appeasement politics. He alleged the Murshidabad riots were state-sponsored and accused the TMC of obstructing national security efforts and facilitating illegal cross-border movements.

by: HuffPost

Elon Musk Dodges Trump Questions... Before Diving Into His Own Gripes About Government

While Musk first refused to talk politics with "CBS Sunday Morning," it didn't take him long to start airing his grievances.

by: Mint

SC dismisses pleas seeking SIT probe into electoral bonds scheme | Today News

Dismissing the pleas, the Supreme Court reportedly said it would be inappropriate and premature to intervene at this stage under Article 32 of the Constitution.

by: CNN

CNN Poll: A record share of Americans want the government to get more done. Few trust either party to do it | CNN Politics

Neither the Republican nor the Democratic Party has consolidated majority support, with more than 4 in 10 saying that neither party can get things done, a new CNN survey finds.

by: CNN

Why working-class people of color may determine MAGA's political future | CNN Politics

The cornerstone of the modern Republican coalition continued to shrink as a share of the electorate in 2024, raising the stakes for whether the GOP can hold President Donald Trump's landmark gains among minority voters.
  • Mon, June 2, 2025

by: BuzzFeed

"Kids Are Not Your Political Pawns": 24 Tweets Calling Out The Ridiculousness Of Politics This Week

"It's hilarious that trump calls everybody these juvenile insults, but let somebody call him a 'chicken' and he loses his mind."

by: People

Nicolle Wallace on Motherhood, Trump and How Her New Political Project Will 'Not Avoid the Elephant in the Room' (Exclusive)

Nicolle Wallace opens up to PEOPLE about why she's taking on her new podcast, 'The Best People'

by: CNN

'It's like a way of life': Elon Musk says DOGE work will continue as he exits role | CNN Politics

Elon Musk ensured he will remain "a friend and an advisor" to the Trump administration as he announced the end of his time as a special government employee, during which Musk oversaw DOGE's sweeping cuts to the federal workforce as part of efforts to slash US federal spending. Musk delivered a farewell speech in the Oval Office where President Donald Trump thanked Musk with a token of gratitude on behalf of the United States.

by: Reuters

Polish nationalist Nawrocki wins presidency in setback for pro-EU government

Nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki narrowly won Poland's presidential election, results showed on Monday, delivering a major blow to the centrist government's efforts to cement Warsaw's pro-European orientation.

by: Patch

Big Change Announced In Plan To Garnish Retiree Benefits

Potentially hundreds of thousands are affected by this policy pivot.

by: Patch

French Delicacy Banned In Brookline: Report

The dish reportedly requires long-term harm to the animals.

by: CNN

Trump's mass firings at several agencies will remain on hold, appeals court rules | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump's directives for mass firings at multiple agencies will remain on hold, a federal appeals court ruled Friday evening

by: CNN

How protests over designer handbags threw Mongolia into political crisis | CNN

Mongolia has been thrown into fresh political crisis with protesters calling for the resignation of the country's prime minister over his family's lavish displays of wealth.

by: Patch

See Who's Meeting This Week In Madison Government

Several government meetings are scheduled through Thursday this week.
  • Tue, June 3, 2025

by: CNN

How protests over designer handbags threw Mongolia into political crisis and sparked a prime minister's resignation

Mongolia has been thrown into fresh political crisis with the country's prime minister resigning following weeks of protests sparked by his family's lavish displays of wealth.

by: Yahoo

Latest Political News, Updates, and Analysis - Yahoo News

The high court filing came after an appeals court refused to freeze a California-based judge's order halting the cuts, which have been led by the Department of Government Efficiency. In her ...

by: ThePrint

Dutch far right leader Wilders quits government coalition -NOS

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Dutch far right leader Geert Wilders has decided to leave the governing coalition, Dutch broadcaster NOS reported on Tuesday, toppling the rightwing government. (Reporting by Bart

by: rnz

RNZ Pacific news: 2024 in review

A look back at the major news stories out of the region in 2024.

by: BBC

Musk calls Trump's tax and spending bill an 'abomination'

Elon Musk hit out at President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful" tax and spending bill, posting on X that he "can't stand" the legislation and describing it as a "disgusting abomination". The bill - which includes multi-trillion dollar tax breaks and increased defence spending while also allowing the US government to borrow more money - was passed by the House of Representatives in May.

by: RealClearPolitics

PBS's Amna Nawaz: Americans Say The Government Is Doing "Too Much" To Solve Problems, Is That Because Of Trump?

PBS NewsHour host Amna Nawaz interviewed NPR's Tamara Keith and Cook Political Report's Amy Walter on Monday. AMNA NAWAZ, PBS NEWSHOUR: We will have to talk more about that, but the backdrop for all of this,

by: Time

Dutch Government Collapses After Right-Wing Leader Wilders Walks Out

Prime Minister Dick Schoof resigned on Tuesday after Geert Wilders' right-wing party left the government coalition.

by: Politico

Senators get ready to roll out a new crypto bill

Senate GOP leaders are still working on getting a separate stablecoin bill passed in the coming days.

by: PBS

KQED NEWSROOM | Former Gov. Gray Davis | Recalls Explained | Season 9 | Episode 1

This week in California politics.

by: Politico

Agriculture portion of megabill sliding to next week

The Agriculture Committee is still working through controversial farm bill provisions and food aid spending cuts in its portion of the bill.

by: PBS

NewsMakers | Is Citizens United Good For American Democracy? #1504 | Season 15 | Episode 8

Is Citizens United Good For American Democracy? Show #1504

by: PBS

KRWG Newsmakers | Political Violence and Democracy in New Mexico | Season 15 | Episode 4

Political violence in New Mexico reached a new level in recent weeks after the homes of...

by: Politico

Capitol agenda: New megabill text dropping this week

Expect a first glimpse at how Senate Republicans might change the House-passed package.

by: PBS

NewsNight | A check-in on Florida politics and the legislative session | Season 2021

A look at the major news to come out of the Florida legislative session so far.
  • Wed, June 4, 2025

by: CNN

Trump administration takes hundreds of migrant children out of their homes, into government custody

The Trump administration is taking hundreds of migrant children already residing in the United States out of their homes and into government custody, at times separating them from their families and making it more difficult for them to be released,

by: Reuters

Dutch government collapses after far-right leader Wilders quits coalition

The Dutch government collapsed on Tuesday, most likely ushering in a snap election, after anti-Muslim politician Geert Wilders quit the right-wing coalition, accusing other parties of failing to back his tougher immigration policies.

How Policies Are Affecting Counseling For International Students

Many campus counseling centers are experiencing unintended consequences from recent federal policies that are affecting their ability to serve international students.
The article by Eric Wood on Forbes, dated May 30, 2025, discusses the impact of recent policy changes on counseling services for international students in the United States. It highlights how new regulations have led to a reduction in available mental health support, causing increased stress and anxiety among international students. The article points out that budget cuts and stricter visa regulations have forced many universities to scale back their counseling services, leaving students with fewer resources to cope with the challenges of studying abroad. Additionally, the piece mentions efforts by some advocacy groups and universities to push for policy reforms to better support the mental well-being of international students, emphasizing the need for more inclusive and accessible counseling options.

Read the Full Forbes Article at:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ericwood/2025/05/30/how-policies-are-affecting-counseling-for-international-students/


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