Judge orders sworn testimony in Abrego Garcia case
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis in Maryland will compel Trump administration officials to testify about compliance with orders to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was deported to El Salvador. The hearing follows White House refusals and a Supreme Court directive and could last about two weeks.
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Federal Court House
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Long Island
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Harvard defies Trump demands over campus activism
Harvard challenges the Trump administration as it seizes over 2.26 billion in federal funding and 60 million in contracts seeking to curb campus activism. Columbia follows with a firmer stance while Harvard and others brace for a likely legal fight over First Amendment rights and university independence.
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Columbia Law
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Trump to seek funding cut for NPR and PBS
White House officials say the Trump administration will seek to rescind about $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting as part of a $9.3 billion package. The move targets funding that supports NPR and PBS, with CPR grants aiding more than 1,500 local radio and TV stations. The requests will be sent to Congress after lawmakers return from recess.
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CDC reports U S autism rate at 1 in 31 children
The CDC estimates 1 in 31 U S children have autism based on 2022 data from 14 states and Puerto Rico, up from 1 in 36 in 2020. Boys have higher diagnosis rates, with Asian Pacific Islander, American Indian Alaska Native and Black youths most affected.
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Journalists allowed into White House event after court order
An Associated Press correspondent and two photographers were admitted to a 3 30 p m White House event in the East Room where the Commander in Chief's Trophy was presented to the Navy Midshipmen, marking the first AP access since Feb 11 after a court ordered the White House to stop blocking AP journalists. The report also notes prior rebuffs amid the court ruling.
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