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Trump Admin Freezes $18 Billion for NYC Projects

The Trump administration froze an estimated $18 billion in funding for two New York City infrastructure projects amid a concern over "unconstitutional DEI principles."

Planned Parenthood Ditches Red State

Planned Parenthood officially shut down its last two clinics in Louisiana. The state now joins Wyoming, North Dakota, and Mississippi as being Planned Parenthood-free.

SCOTUS Lets Embattled Fed Governor Stay as Case Continues

The Supreme Court indicated on October 1 that it would hear oral arguments for Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook’s challenge to President Trump's effort to remove her.

Walmart Removing Dyes from Products

Walmart announced that it will remove synthetic dyes from its products.

Missouri Deploys National Guard to Assist ICE

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe (R) authorized National Guard troops to assist in immigration enforcement activities in the state.

Anti-Defamation League Pulls ‘Glossary of Extremism’

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) pulled its "Glossary of Extremism and Hate" following widespread conservative backlash in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death.

Trump Presidential Library Moves Forward

Florida's plan to develop the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library in Miami is moving forward.

Military Presence Scales Down in Iraq

The U.S. military has begun withdrawing forces from Iraq in accordance with an agreement signed in September 2024.

UC Berkeley Lecturer Claims ‘Hunger Strike’ After Four Weeks—But Only Eats 250 Calories a Day

UC Berkeley lecturer says he’s “exhausted” after four weeks of a “hunger strike,” but is limiting himself to just 250 calories per day.

Florida Professors Lose Court Battle Over DEI Ban—Judge Allows Only One Claim to Proceed

A federal judge dismissed most claims from Florida professors challenging the state’s DEI funding ban, allowing only one lawsuit to proceed.

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