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    Trump’s Agenda Faces Pushback Amid Legal Battles

    Trump faces onslaught of challenges to his agenda, some reaching the nation’s highest court and could ultimately shape US legal landscape.

    Schumer Asks for Details to Prove Claim on DOGE’s Website

    Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is disputing a DOGE claim of saving more than $300 million on a canceled federal contract.
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    Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Freeze

    Harvard sued Trump admin, asking court to unfreeze billions president is withholding due to school’s refusal to end DEI and combat anti-Semitism.

    We Took the Buyout: Federal Employees on Why They Accepted the Offer to Quit

    The Trump admin offered federal employees a deal many couldn’t refuse: resign voluntarily and receive full benefits and paid leave lasting until September.

    Attorney General Bondi Announces Lawsuit Against Maine Over Boys in Girls’ Sports

    The DOJ will consider retroactively pulling funding from schools that continue to allow transgender boys to compete in girls’ sports.

    Total Southwest Border Apprehensions Last Month Lower Than First 2 Days of March 2024: CBP

    There was a historic drop in apprehension of illegal immigrants at southwest border last month, CBP data shows, due to Trump Admin's immigration enforcement.

    More Than 35,000 US Properties Foreclosed in March: Report

    The number of properties foreclosed in March as well as the first quarter of this year registered an increase amid elevated interest rates.

    FAA: Helicopter Tour Company Involved in NYC Fatal Crash to Cease Operations Immediately

    The helicopter tour company involved in the fatal crash over New York City’s Hudson River on April 10 will cease operations immediately, said FAA.