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  • NOAA Layoffs Cut 880 Jobs, Threatening U.S. Weather and Climate Forecasting
    NOAA Layoffs Cut 880 Jobs, Threatening U.S. Weather and Climate Forecasting
    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has laid off approximately 880 employees as part of a broader effort to shrink the federal workforce, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from scientists, lawmakers, and climate experts. The cuts, which represent about 7.3% of NOAA's 12,000 employees, have already begun to impact key weather and climate forecasting operations.
  • Judge Curtails Trump’s Mass Layoffs, Sends Federal Workers to Overwhelmed Merit Board
    Donald Trump
    A federal judge in California halted the Trump administration's plan to dismiss scores of probationary federal employees, ruling Thursday that the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) "lacks the power to fire employees."
  • Epstein Files Released: DOJ’s 200-Page Disclosure Names Celebrities, Sparks Public Outcry for More
    Epstein
    The Department of Justice on Thursday evening released a trove of Jeffrey Epstein files, offering a glimpse into the late sex offender's far-reaching network but falling short of revealing significant new details. The 200-page document release included flight logs, a contact list populated with celebrity names, and an extensive evidence register.
  • FDA Abruptly Cancels Flu Vaccine Advisory Meeting, Raising Concerns Over 2025-26 Shot Production
    FDA Greenlights Groundbreaking Pain Medication, But Is It Effective Enough?
    The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has unexpectedly canceled a key advisory meeting scheduled for March to determine the composition of next season's flu vaccines, a move that has raised concerns among health experts and industry officials. The meeting, held annually by the FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC), is a critical step in selecting flu strains for the upcoming year's vaccine production.
  • Trump Confirms March 4 Tariffs on Mexico, Canada; China to Face Additional 10% Duty
    Social Media Mocks Donald Trump’s Outlandish Claim of Rescuing Governor Walz During BLM Protests
    President Donald Trump announced Thursday that his administration will move forward with tariffs on Mexico and Canada beginning March 4, while also imposing an additional 10% duty on imports from China. The decision, which had been in limbo following a one-month delay, underscores the administration's aggressive stance on trade and its efforts to curb illicit drug trafficking.
  • Chief Justice John Roberts Blocks $2 Billion Foreign Aid Order as Trump Slashes USAID Funding
    MEETING
    Chief Justice John Roberts on Wednesday issued a temporary stay on a lower court ruling that required the Trump administration to release $2 billion in frozen foreign aid by midnight. The Supreme Court intervention grants the administration additional time to argue its case, as it faces legal challenges over its sweeping reduction of U.S. foreign assistance programs.
  • White House Directs Federal Agencies to Prepare for Large-Scale Job Eliminations
    White House
    The Trump administration has ordered federal agencies to prepare for sweeping job cuts, directing them to submit plans for large-scale layoffs by March 13. A memo from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) outlined the reduction in force (RIF) strategy, which could eliminate thousands of positions and permanently reshape the federal workforce.
  • Trump's Vision for 'Trump Gaza' Sparks Backlash, Features AI-Generated Resort Fantasy
    Donald Trump’s Second Term Triggers Record Surge in Americans Applying for UK Citizenship
    President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on his Truth Social account late Tuesday, promoting a vision of Gaza transformed into a luxury resort destination. The video, which depicts Gaza as a high-end Gulf-style development, comes amid growing criticism of Trump's proposal to take control of the enclave and expel its Palestinian population.
  • White House Blames Trump’s Hand Bruise on ‘Too Many Handshakes’ as Experts Raise Questions
    Trump
    A visible bruise on President Donald Trump's right hand has triggered speculation about his health, with the White House attributing the mark to frequent handshaking. The discoloration, spotted during Trump's meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House on Monday, fueled online debate and medical scrutiny over its possible causes.
  • Trump Plans to Replace EB-5 Investor Visa with $5 Million ‘Gold Card’ Residency Program
    Donald Trump
    President Donald Trump announced plans on Tuesday to introduce a $5 million "gold card" visa that would grant wealthy individuals permanent residency in the United States, replacing the long-standing EB-5 investor visa program. Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump said the initiative would attract affluent investors who would contribute significantly to the U.S. economy through spending, taxation, and job creation.
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