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The Trump administration's push to reduce the federal workforce impacted the FDA, with probationary employees in food safety, medical devices, and tobacco products being laid off, affecting key review positions.
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X has agreed to pay $10 million to settle Trump’s lawsuit over his 2021 deplatforming. The settlement follows similar cases and raises questions about free speech, content moderation, and social media regulation.
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Former US President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting Prince Harry despite a conservative group’s challenge over his visa application, stating, “He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”
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In response to US President Donald Trump's actions against transgender rights, Deloitte US has made significant changes to its policies. The firm has instructed consultants to remove gender pronouns from email signatures and discontinue diversity programs
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A federal research office tracking America’s students is facing nearly $900 million in cuts, following an efficiency review by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency. The move has sparked concerns over education accountability and data transparency.
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Reddit temporarily banned r/WhitePeopleTwitter after Elon Musk accused its users of doxxing and breaking the law, reigniting debates over online moderation, free speech, and billionaire influence on digital platforms.
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China's new 10% tariff on U.S. crude may push U.S. oil exports lower in 2025, after growth stalled in 2024. Medium-sour crude may stay in U.S. refineries, impacting global trade flows.
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Trump’s proposal to take over Gaza faced global rejection, with U.S. allies and adversaries condemning it as unrealistic and a violation of Palestinian sovereignty, highlighting geopolitical tensions and diplomatic challenges.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a pause on retaliatory measures after the U.S. postponed tariffs, emphasizing continued vigilance and potential future actions if trade tensions escalate. Negotiations remain ongoing.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), under Chairman Brendan Carr, is investigating NPR and PBS stations over potential violations of federal law regarding sponsorship practices, amid concerns over airing commercial advertisements.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently addressed employees in an all-hands meeting, urging them to "buckle up" for an "intense year." He discussed AI's impact on roles, recent policy changes, and the company's evolving relationship with the government.
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A new report reveals that the majority of U.S. teens have lost trust in Big Tech, citing concerns about privacy, safety, AI decisions, and ethical practices of major companies like Google and Meta.