Tracy Mumford

Amid these challenges, Zolan says the administration is discussing new tactics.

Now, three other updates on the Trump administration.

Now, three other updates on the Trump administration.

Now, three other updates on the Trump administration.

Just a day after President Trump's sweeping tariffs against Canada and Mexico kicked in, he gave automakers a one-month reprieve. The temporary exemption to the 25% surcharge came after the heads of GM, Ford, and Stellantis all got on the phone with Trump and told him that the new tariffs would effectively erase all of their company's profits.

Just a day after President Trump's sweeping tariffs against Canada and Mexico kicked in, he gave automakers a one-month reprieve. The temporary exemption to the 25% surcharge came after the heads of GM, Ford, and Stellantis all got on the phone with Trump and told him that the new tariffs would effectively erase all of their company's profits.

Just a day after President Trump's sweeping tariffs against Canada and Mexico kicked in, he gave automakers a one-month reprieve. The temporary exemption to the 25% surcharge came after the heads of GM, Ford, and Stellantis all got on the phone with Trump and told him that the new tariffs would effectively erase all of their company's profits.

Also yesterday, the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 vote, blocked Trump's effort to freeze $2 billion in foreign aid. The narrow decision suggests that the court may be more skeptical of Trump's attempts to reshape the government than some expected, considering its conservative majority. It's less clear what will happen to the aid itself.

Also yesterday, the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 vote, blocked Trump's effort to freeze $2 billion in foreign aid. The narrow decision suggests that the court may be more skeptical of Trump's attempts to reshape the government than some expected, considering its conservative majority. It's less clear what will happen to the aid itself.

Also yesterday, the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 vote, blocked Trump's effort to freeze $2 billion in foreign aid. The narrow decision suggests that the court may be more skeptical of Trump's attempts to reshape the government than some expected, considering its conservative majority. It's less clear what will happen to the aid itself.

The court sent the issue back down to a district court, which will hold a hearing today about how much of the funding needs to start flowing again.

The court sent the issue back down to a district court, which will hold a hearing today about how much of the funding needs to start flowing again.

The court sent the issue back down to a district court, which will hold a hearing today about how much of the funding needs to start flowing again.

More federal workers are set to lose their jobs as the Trump administration's firing spree continues.

More federal workers are set to lose their jobs as the Trump administration's firing spree continues.

More federal workers are set to lose their jobs as the Trump administration's firing spree continues.

The Department of Veterans Affairs says it's planning to reduce its workforce by 80,000 people. Democratic lawmakers and some of their Republican colleagues are warning that could force cutbacks to VA services. Overall, the administration's mass layoffs have disproportionately affected veterans, who make up 30 percent of civil service employees. In the Middle East, the U.S.

The Department of Veterans Affairs says it's planning to reduce its workforce by 80,000 people. Democratic lawmakers and some of their Republican colleagues are warning that could force cutbacks to VA services. Overall, the administration's mass layoffs have disproportionately affected veterans, who make up 30 percent of civil service employees. In the Middle East, the U.S.

The Department of Veterans Affairs says it's planning to reduce its workforce by 80,000 people. Democratic lawmakers and some of their Republican colleagues are warning that could force cutbacks to VA services. Overall, the administration's mass layoffs have disproportionately affected veterans, who make up 30 percent of civil service employees. In the Middle East, the U.S.

has broken with its own longstanding policy and held talks directly with Hamas to discuss the release of hostages from Gaza. For decades, American officials had refused to engage directly with groups that the government labeled terrorist organizations. But this week, a representative from the White House has been quietly meeting, face-to-face, with Hamas members in Qatar.