Supreme Court Allows Education Department Layoffs to Proceed
The Supreme Court allows Trump to resume the Education Department downsizing, enabling layoffs of about 1,400 employees. The ruling continues amid dissent by Justices Sotomayor, Jackson, and Kagan. Responding officials claim the move shifts functions back to the states.
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Israel strikes in southern Syria as Druze clashes erupt
Dozens killed as government forces and Bedouin tribes clash with Druze militias in Sweida province. The Interior Ministry says over 30 dead and nearly 100 injured. the Syrian Observatory reports at least 99 dead, including civilians and security personnel. Israel says it attacked Syrian targets as a warning to the regime.
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Cuomo stays in NYC mayoral race inindependent bid
Former Governor Andrew Cuomo announces he will remain in the New York City mayoral race as an independent, aiming to counter Democratic Socialist Zahran Mamdani while Eric Adams also runs. Cuomo pledges a more personal campaign approach and says the fight to save the city isn’t over despite low primary turnout.
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