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Health Care Donald Trump The D.C. Brief

Top U.S. Health Agency Makes $25,000 Buyout Offer to Most Employees

By AMANDA SEITZ / AP

Trump Speaks Out on Recession Fears, Tariffs, and 'Ungrateful' Zelensky 

By Rebecca Schneid

Secret Service Shoot Armed Man Near White House, Authorities Say

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

House Republicans Unveil Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown

By KEVIN FREKING / AP
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How International Women's Day Is Prompting Activists to 'Unite'

Amid Trump's second term, Women's March organizers across the U.S. are prompting people to unite with their calls to action.

By Rebecca Schneid

Trump Has Begun Another Trade War. Here's a Timeline of How We Got Here

Long-threatened tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump have plunged the country into a trade war abroad.

By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS / AP

Unions Ask Court to Stop DOGE Accessing Americans' Social Security Data

A group of labor unions are asking a federal court for an emergency order to stop Elon Musk's DOGE from accessing the sensitive data.

By FATIMA HUSSEIN and LINDSAY WHITEHURST / AP

Has Wall Street Hit a Trump Slump?

“I’m not even looking at the market,” Trump claimed this week.

By Philip Elliott

20 States Sue Over Some Federal Firings

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is leading the coalition of attorneys general in the federal lawsuit that was filed late Thursday.

By BRIAN WITTE / AP

Affordable Housing Projects in Limbo

The Trump administration has stalled at least $60 million in funding intended largely for affordable housing developments nationwide.

By JESSE BEDAYN / AP

What Will Happen to Student Loans If the Department of Education Closes?

Trump told reporters that he doesn’t believe student loans should be run under the Department of Education, and offered alternatives.

By Rebecca Schneid

Trump Administration Drops Lawsuit Over Emergency Abortions

The lawsuit, initially filed by the Biden Administration, sought to protect abortion access in medical emergencies.

By Chantelle Lee

'Hundreds of Dead': Inside the Fallout from Trump's Ukraine Intel Pause

The U.S. intelligence pause has undercut supply lines to Kursk, cut satellite imagery and tanked morale.

By Simon Shuster/Kyiv

Democrats Use Egg Prices to Attack Trump

Some Democrats are convinced that their road to recovery lies in the price of eggs.

By STEVE PEOPLES / AP

Rep. Chris Deluzio on How Democrats Should Fight Back

'Sometimes there's a villain, and you got to take them on,' says the second-term Democrat from a Pennsylvania swing district

By Charlotte Alter

No Sympathy From Family for Some Axed Federal Workers

Some laid-off federal workers are running into another unexpected unpleasantry: Relatives cheering their firing.

By MATT SEDENSKY / AP

Trump Says He Sent Letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Over Nuclear Program

Trump made the comments in an interview aired on Friday by Fox Business News, saying he wrote to Iranian leaders.

By JON GAMBRELL and WILL WEISSERT / AP

New Zealand Diplomat in London Loses His Job Over Remarks About Trump

Phil Goff, New Zealand's high commissioner to the U.K., made the comments at an event on Tuesday.

By CHARLOTTE GRAHAM-McLAY / AP

Federal Judge to Hear Arguments Over Immigration Arrests in U.S. Schools

Denver Public Schools is asking U.S. District Judge Daniel Domenico to block immigration enforcement in schools across the country.

By COLLEEN SLEVIN / AP

Trump Casts Doubt on NATO Solidarity

Trump claimed NATO allies wouldn’t defend the U.S. if attacked, despite Sept. 11 being the only time the defense guarantee has been invoked.

By MICHELLE L. PRICE / AP
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