US Government Shutdown Sparks Layoffs, Legal Challenges Emerge
Over 4,000 federal workers laid off during US government shutdown as legal battles and political tensions escalate. Impact on services grows.
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U.S. Shutdown Strains Health, Aviation Amid Pay Disputes
The U.S. government shutdown disrupts health services and air traffic control, with federal layoffs sparking backlash as military pay is prioritized.
U.S. Federal Layoffs Begin as Government Shutdown Enters 10th Day
The Trump administration initiates federal layoffs as the U.S. government shutdown reaches its 10th day, sparking political blame games and union backlash.
Canada’s Carney Seeks Fresh Start with Trump in Key White House Talks
Canadian PM Mark Carney meets with former US President Trump to discuss trade and security, signaling renewed bilateral cooperation.
US Government Shutdown: A Clash Over Healthcare and Policy Divides
The US government shutdown stems from a clash over healthcare subsidies and policy disputes, reflecting deeper political divides. Explore the factors behind the stalemate.
US Government Shutdown: Implications for Asia’s Global Stakeholders
The third US government shutdown under Trump’s term raises concerns for Asian markets, investors, and diaspora communities amid global economic uncertainties.
Utah Prosecutors Charge Suspect in Charlie Kirk Assassination Case
Utah prosecutors charge Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, as political tensions rise in the U.S.
US Court Upholds Fed Governor Lisa Cook’s Position Amid Legal Battle
A US appeals court rejected an attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, allowing her to participate in a critical interest rate meeting. Senate confirms new Fed member Stephen Miran.
Trump Orders Flags Lowered to Honor Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk
President Trump orders US flags at half-mast until 2025 to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk, fatally shot during a Utah university event.
Trump Revives ‘Department of War’ in Executive Order Rebranding Defense
Trump signs order reviving ‘Department of War,’ sparking debate over U.S. military strategy and its implications for global security dynamics.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s $2.2B Harvard Funding Cut
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully cut $2.2B in grants to Harvard, marking a legal victory amid ongoing disputes over campus policies.
Fed’s Lisa Cook Fights Legal Battle as Trump Seeks Replacement
Fed Governor Lisa Cook challenges Trump’s dismissal bid amid allegations over pre-appointment mortgages, sparking concerns over central bank independence and global market stability.
FBI Probes Ex-Trump Adviser Bolton in Classified Data Investigation
FBI agents searched former Trump adviser John Bolton’s home and office in a classified information probe, escalating tensions within the Trump administration.
Trump Seeks Federal Control Extension Over D.C. Police Amid Crime Emergency
U.S. President Trump proposes extending federal oversight of D.C. police amid a 30-day crime emergency, criticizing statehood efforts and deploying National Guard troops.
Trump Signals Possible U.S. Envoy Visit to Russia Amid Ukraine Ceasefire Ultimatum
U.S. President Trump hints at Special Envoy Steve Witkoff’s potential Russia visit, warning of sanctions if Moscow rejects Ukraine ceasefire by Friday.
Trump Announces Shake-Up at US Labor Stats, Federal Reserve
US President Trump plans to appoint new leaders at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Federal Reserve, citing concerns over jobs data accuracy and central bank policies.
US Science Agency Staff Protest Trump-Era Policies, Seek Congressional Support
Over 140 NSF employees condemn Trump-era science policies, citing budget cuts and political interference, urging Congress to protect research integrity.
Trump’s Trade Tactics Risk U.S. Credibility, Experts Warn
Economist Justin Wolfers warns Trump’s executive-driven trade deals may weaken U.S. credibility, urging allies to seek alternatives in Asia’s growing markets.
Harvard Wins Legal Battle to Host International Students Amid US Policy Shifts
A US federal judge allows Harvard to continue hosting international students, blocking recent Trump administration restrictions.
US Legal Body Challenges Trump Administration Over Alleged Intimidation Tactics
The American Bar Association sues the Trump administration over executive orders targeting law firms, citing constitutional violations and threats to legal representation.