Supreme Court allows Trump transgender military ban to take effect
The Supreme Court permitted the administrations policy barring transgender people from military service to proceed while legal challenges continue. The ruling follows prior court decisions and statements by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about removing transgender service members, with plaintiffs including Navy commander Emily Shilling and other decorated personnel challenging the policy.
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Trump Carney meet in White House trade clash over Canada
In the Oval Office on a tense day, President Trump pressed tariffs and floated making Canada the 51st state while Prime Minister Carney rejected any sale of his country. They spoke civilly but Debated broader terms, noting bigger forces at play and time needed for discussions.
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India fires missiles across border into Pakistan
Islamabad reports India struck multiple targets in Pakistani-administered Kashmir and Punjab killing at least eight people including a child. Pakistan says five Indian jets were shot down in retaliation, while India cites militant infrastructure as the strike justification.
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Noem: Travelers Without REAL ID May Yet Fly
Homeland Security head assured travelers lacking REAL IDs this week that they can still fly after extra identity checks. Kristi Noem told lawmakers 81 percent already have compliant IDs and noted passports and tribal IDs will be accepted at checkpoints. TSA urged early arrival to navigate possible screening delays as the deadline approaches.
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Trump says three hostages died leaving 21 believed alive
President Trump stated three Hamas hostages have died, leaving 21 believed still living amid Israel's plan to seize the Gaza Strip and extend operations to recover all remaining captives. He noted the shift from 24 believed alive and referenced an American hostage Edan Alexander among the group. The move comes as Israel aims to recover captives and curb Hamas, facing potential international backlash.
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Plan would end Energy Star program for home appliances
The EPA plans to terminate Energy Star certification for home appliances, allegedly dissolving the Office of Atmospheric Protection after an all hands meeting. The move follows internal discussions and document reviews reported by the Washington Post, with officials anonymous.
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