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Mass Layoffs Expected at HUD as Trump Shrinks Federal Government

HUD employees brace for deep staffing cuts amid Trump-Musk efforts to reduce federal government size.

US to impose tariffs on imported cars around April 2

President Trump to impose tariffs on imported cars around April 2

Trump Administration Plans Mass Layoffs at Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Trump administration plans to gut Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, lawsuit says

Massive HUD Cuts: 50% of Employees to Lose Jobs as Trump Slashes Federal Workforce

Hundreds of thousands of federal government workers are being laid off and 50% of HUD staff are expected to lose their jobs. Other departments, including those responsible for housing and employment discrimination probes, market data, affordable housing and disaster assistance, will lose 75% of their workforce.

US Stock Market Surges After Trump-Putin Call About Ukraine War

Russian stock market surges after Trump-Putin call on Ukraine war, signaling potential shift in US-Russia relations and raising concerns in Europe.

Education nominee vows to protect loan forgiveness program

Secretary of Education nominee Linda McMahon pledges to continue the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program despite potential pressure from within the Trump administration. The Biden administration has made streamlining the program a priority, forgiving over 1 million borrowers' debts since 2021. However, concerns remain that the Trump administration could once again slow down the program.

Putin Assembles Heavyweight Negotiating Team for Ukraine Talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin is assembling a team of experienced negotiators to engage with US representatives in talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. The team includes Yuri Ushakov, a veteran diplomat, Sergei Naryshkin, a former spymaster, and Kirill Dmitriev, a financier with ties to Trump's family. With extensive experience in high-stakes negotiations, Putin's team is determined to secure a favorable outcome in the talks, despite Trump's team lacking the same level of expertise.

Education Secretary Nominee Vows to Continue Popular Loan Forgiveness Program

Linda McMahon, nominee for Secretary of Education, pledges to continue the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, despite criticism from Republicans. The Biden administration has made it easier for borrowers to qualify and has forgiven over 1 million debts. Some advocates worry that the Trump administration could slow the program down again.

McMahon Vows to Keep Student Loan Forgiveness Program Despite Trump Administration Pressure

Linda McMahon vows to continue the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program despite conservative pressure to end it.

TikTok Returns to App Stores After U.S. Ban Delay

TikTok returns to US app stores after Trump delays ban, denying claims of data sharing with Chinese government.