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The Trump administration removed a Pride flag from Stonewall National Monument in New York following an interior department memo restricting non-agency flags at national parks and monuments.
Trump plans to repeal an Obama-era 2009 finding that determined CO2 and other greenhouse gases harm health, a foundational element of U.S. climate regulations. Climate groups have vowed to challenge the rollback.
President Trump threatened to block the opening of the new Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Detroit to Windsor, Ontario, demanding the U.S. be 'fully compensated,' despite previously endorsing the project.
A former Palm Beach police chief told the FBI that Trump said in a 2006 phone call that 'everyone' knew what Jeffrey Epstein was doing and thanked him for 'stopping' Epstein.
Indonesia is preparing to send up to 8,000 troops to Gaza as part of a Trump administration plan, marking the first outside military force in Gaza since 1967 according to the Indonesian army chief.
The White House voiced opposition after Israel's security cabinet approved plans to increase control and expand settlements in the occupied West Bank.
A Republican-backed House bill would gut federal laws protecting consumers from toxic chemicals by limiting the types of science used to assess health risks and giving industry major influence in the chemical review process.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick testified that he had lunch with Jeffrey Epstein on his private island in 2012, as he faces calls from lawmakers to resign and amid revelations about his meeting with a Detroit bridge owner.
The Trump administration abandoned prosecution of Steve Bannon's conviction on contempt of Congress charges related to his refusal to testify to the House committee investigating the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack, after he served four months in prison.
An FBI raid on the Fulton County elections office on January 28 was influenced by debunked claims from election deniers and followed a referral from a White House lawyer, according to newly released affidavits.