IRS Fells 7000 Jobs in Broad Layoff Drive
The Internal Revenue Service began mass layoffs ordered by the Trump administration, with about 7,000 employees losing their jobs. Most cuts hit enforcement and collections, affecting a system already strained during the filing season. Critics warn will hamper taxpayer aid and enforcement, as buyouts and agency restructurings unfold.
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Trump envoy Kellogg meets Zelensky amid U S Kyiv row
Retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv as tensions over U S backing for Kyiv rise. Zelenskyy called the talks constructive, while Kellogg reiterated Washington’s stance. Europeans worry about shifting U S policy and alliance dynamics ahead of Macron and Starmer visits.
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Patel confirmed FBI director by Senate vote
The Senate narrowly confirmed Kash Patel as FBI director in a 51 to 49 vote. Democrats questioned his qualifications and warned he could pursue anti-Trump targets, while Republicans touted his pledge to rebalance the bureau toward crime fighting and accountability to Congress and the public.
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McConnell ends run not seeking re election in 2026
Senate leader Mitch McConnell announced he will not seek another term in Kentucky ending a decades long tenure as a party power broker. He spoke after informing the Associated Press before addressing colleagues on the Senate floor on his 88th birthday. Republican Daniel Cameron said he is running to succeed McConnell.
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