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This comes as the GOP has a narrow majority in the House as it looks to pass Trump’s legislative agenda.
Wife, Mother, and New World Poet: The Remarkable Anne Bradstreet
This steward’s daughter wasn’t just the first female poet to write in the New World; she was also a wife and mother who coupled spirited writing with family.
Belvoir Castle: A Gothic Revival Masterpiece
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a faux historic castle in Leicestershire, England.
Steve Fossett: ‘The Adventurer’s Adventurer’
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RFK Jr. Announces Mass Terminations, Major Restructuring at HHS
Approximately a quarter of Department of Health and Human Services staff members are being laid off.
Social Security Reverses Course on Identity Requirement
The measure was opposed by critics who said it poses challenges to older Americans and people living far from an office.
A US Dronemaker Thrives After Military Bans Chinese Models
Teal Drones gave a rare, behind-the-scenes tour of its factory, which recently was selected to produce thousands of short-range drones for the Army.
Over 1,500 Shen Yun Performers and Family Members Call for Investigation of CCP Influence Targeting the Arts Group
The CCP in recent years has stepped up its sabotage campaign against the performing arts company, representatives said at a Lincoln Center press conference.
Wicker, Reed Urge Pentagon Watchdog to Investigate Signal Chat on Military Strike Planning
Senate Armed Services chair and ranking member issue bipartisan demand for Pentagon probe into Signal military chat.
Appeals Court Halts Judge’s Order Requiring Musk to Hand Over DOGE Records
A federal appeals court has blocked a court order that would have required Elon Musk to turn over records tied to DOGE’s government downsizing efforts.
Reported Arrests of China’s Top Military Brass Indicate Political Crisis, Experts Say
Some analysts have said that the purge suggests that political infighting within the communist regime has intensified.
US Travel Season Starts With Stronger-Than-Expected Spring Break
The TSA said it expects high passenger volumes during the peak spring break travel period, which runs through the end of this week.
Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Tax on Telephone Service
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals previously ruled that the system used to support the Universal Service Fund was unconstitutional.
Shen Yun Opens to Full House at Lincoln Center in New York City
Shen Yun Performing Arts brought 5,000 years to life on stage at Lincoln Center, stirring audiences new and returning alike during its opening night performance
US Appeals Court Rules Block on Trump’s Federal Aid Pause to Remain in Place
The court found states are likely to suffer an array of harms from the funding freeze.
Judge Declines Trump Admin Request That She Recuse Herself From Perkins Coie Case
The law firm is suing the Trump administration over an executive action banning it from doing business with federal contractors.
Top East Coast MS-13 Leader Arrested in Virginia, Officials Say
The East Coast leader of MS-13 was arrested on March 27 in Virginia in a joint federal and state operation involving more than a dozen law enforcement agencies.
4th Quarter GDP Beats Market Estimates; Consumers, Government Drive Growth
Financial markets dismissed fourth-quarter numbers and look toward first-quarter data.
Several Russian Tourists Killed After Mini-Submarine Sinks off Red Sea Resort
The Russian Embassy in Cairo issued a statement saying: ‘Four people have been killed. The fate of several tourists is being determined.’
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
DOJ Backs Trump Bid to Move Falsified Business Records Case to Federal Court
The department says it has an interest in protecting federal officials who face personal legal risk under state law.
Appeals Court Declines to Pause Ruling That Forced Reinstatement of Federal Workers
The administration has already asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in the case, that involved the reinstatement of over 17,000 newer workers.
Canada, EU, Japan Consider Response to Trump’s Tariffs on Imported Cars
Responding to the announcements, Trump warned the European Union against working with Canada, threatening further escalation.
Cartier’s Crowning Glories
The storied jewelry designers’ sparkling creations will soon be on display at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
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