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A shocking ICE arrest shows how Trump’s immigration policy is also an assault on civil liberties.
U.S. national-security leaders included journalist in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen.
Detainees report not having access to private toilets, showers, hygiene products, and lifesaving HIV and diabetes medication
Dozens of states are warning that their social services are under financial strain due to the volume and pace of unemployment requests from federal employees who have been fired in the DOGE-led job cuts.
Trump administration has suspended approximately $175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania over a transgender swimmer who last competed for the school in 2022
First-time unemployment claims filed by Virginians surged in the first full week of March, according to the latest stats
Trump administration is making deep cuts to Voice of America and other government-run, pro-democracy programming, with the organization’s director saying all VOA employees have been put on leave.
St. Thomas University in St Paul, Minnesota had a $6.8 million grant canceled because the Trump administration labeled it DEI. That grant was to recruit people for a program to get their teaching certification in special education because of a shortage of special ed teachers in Minnesota.
Officials representing multiple administrations write to express support for General Services Administration (GSA) employees and concern that the Trump-Vance administration’s rash and misguided actions will reduce efficiency while putting taxpayer dollars, critical infrastructure and personal information at risk.
In the wake of federal firings and executive orders, providers and patients at the Department of Veterans Affairs say mental health and mental health care are suffering.
For people in rural areas, layoffs have already impacted health care. And proposed federal funding cuts might have an even greater impact. That’s because many rural communities rely on federal funding to keep the doors of hospitals and clinics open.
Some Iowa farmers say they’re feeling betrayed after the USDA has chosen to not renew $11 million worth of deals.
For fiscal year 2025, Minnesota had been awarded roughly $13.3 million to purchase food for schools, and an additional $4.7 million to cover products for food banks. Those funds will no longer be distributed.
Reports say upwards of 7,000 IRS employees were axed last week. The one who spoke with us worked to make sure multi-million-dollar companies were filing their taxes correctly.
In St. Paul, nonprofits say efforts to freeze or curtail federal spending on social services, education and international aid have left many of their programs reeling
Many American businesses, farms and nonprofits say the cutoff of U.S. money they are owed has left them struggling to pay workers and cover bills. Some face financial collapse.
Hampton Roads Army veteran Valerie Jackson said the VA Medical Center in Hampton told her on Feb. 14 that her Feb. 24 appointment had been canceled due to a staffing shortage, and that June was the earliest the center could schedule her a mammogram elsewhere.
After her passport was stolen, the gender marker on Hunter Schafer's replacement passport was changed to 'M' without her knowledge or consent. Schafer's government issued ID's had previously all been issued to her as a female, with the exception of her birth certificate.
The facility, which has been conducting long-term research on cattle genetics for over 60 years, is now facing questions about its future viability. "It's the largest research center of its kind in the world. We just can't emphasize enough how important the work they do there is for the beef cattle industry." said Laura Field, executive vice president of the Nebraska Cattlemen.
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