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Air pollution monitoring to protect people and wildlife in national parks suspended after former oil exec given oversight of National Park Service

The change comes amid fears that other conservation programmes will be next in the firing line

Advnture

At least 216 children died in first high-severity US flu season in seven years, CDC says

Number of child deaths is highest in 15 years and cumulative hospitalization rate is highest since 2010-2011

The Guardian - US

What's an 'omega block,' and why is it messing with US weather right now?

A strange atmospheric pattern known as an "omega block" is preventing the usual eastward progression of weather across the U.S. — but what is this weird block, and when will it go away?

LiveScience

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Utility bills could rise as Trump’s EPA to end Energy Star program, experts warn

Reported closure of program for home appliances comes amid president’s hatred of water-conserving showers

The Guardian - US

Republicans Set 'Red Lines' to Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill', Throwing Its Fate Into Doubt As Deadline Looms

House Speaker Mike Johnson has said he plans to pass the GOP's reconciliation bill by Memorial Day, but "red lines" over the legislation continue to grow.

Latin Times

Percival Everett, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and Susie Ibarra among Pulitzer winners in the arts

Acclaimed novelist Percival Everett, playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and composer Susie Ibarra have won Pulitzer Prizes this year in the arts, while the Washington Post wins for coverage of Donald Trump's shooting. Here are the winners in full.

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Ann Telnaes, who quit Washington Post in protest, wins Pulitzer for 'fearlessness' in commentary

A longtime editorial cartoonist for The Washington Post who quit in protest after editors killed her sketch of the newspaper’s owner and other media executives bowing before President Donald Trump, has won the Pulitzer Prize for illustrated reporting and commentary

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US scientist who touted hydroxychloroquine to treat Covid named to pandemic prevention role

Steven J Hatfill, who promoted the drug despite scant evidence of efficacy, becomes special adviser at HHS

The Guardian - US

USPS Is Using Data From Mail And Packages To Help DHS Locate And Deport Migrants

The law enforcement arm of USOS has joined a group of federal agencies, like the IRS, to cooperate with the Trump administration's mass deportation plans.

Latin Times

Trump takes a page from Nixon's playbook

"There's way too much retribution," Karl Rove said ahead of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office

Salon

Donald Trump's first 100 days in images

President Donald Trump completes the first 100 days of his return to the White House on April 29, 2025, and the period has been marked by a whirlwind of activity that has remade vast swathes of American life and international relations.

Fortune

Trump says Bezos and Zuckerberg have ‘been great’ and the billionaire class hold him in ‘a higher level of respect’

‘Maybe they didn’t know me at the beginning, and they know me now,’ the president said of his newfound billionaire allies

The Independent UK

Trump driven mad by abysmal poll numbers

Most people don't yet know the scope of what's going on — and the Democrats should tell them

Salon

Pam Bondi rescinds Biden-era protections for journalists

Memo from attorney general about criminal leak investigations calls conduct of leakers ‘treasonous’

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Trump says he 'loves' a millionaires tax, but not enough to lose an election

The GOP is considering a tax on Americans who make at least $1 million per year.

The Guardian - US

USPS workers sound alarm over Trump efforts to dismantle service: ‘The hounds are at the door

The United States Postal Service is now facing off with Trump and Elon Musk’s Doge over privatization

TechRadar

ChatGPT news just got a major upgrade from The Washington Post

The Washington Post is now integrated into ChatGPT’s answers.

The Independent UK

Wife of wrongly deported Maryland man Kilmar Abrego Garcia forced into safe house after government posts address online

Homeland Security shared copy of protective order from 2021 revealing family’s address on social media

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International Business Times

How US Peace Plan For Ukraine And Russia Might Look

The United States has piled pressure on Ukraine and Russia to find a peace agreement, with President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance threatening to walk away if a deal is not made.

Evening Standard

'Aggressor' Putin blocking Ukraine peace, says Starmer rejecting Trump's attack on Zelensky

Grant Shapps said the US president seemed to be ‘in cahoots’ with Vladimir Putin

The Guardian - US

For Trump, the message is all. No surprise he’s targeting NPR and PBS

Trump’s anti-media diatribes are part of the authoritarian playbook. Congress must reject his planned cuts

The Guardian - US

IRS reportedly weighs revoking Harvard’s tax-exempt status

Probably illegal move against US’s richest university is latest in Trump’s attack on independence of higher education

Latin Times

Trump Admin Also Looking To Use Medicare Data To Find Migrants To Deport: Report

The Trump administration is seeking to use a Medicare database to find undocumented immigrants, The Washington Post reported on Thursday

Latin Times

How DOGE And Federal Agencies Are Accessing Migrant Information To Oust Them From Jobs, Housing and More

DOGE, coupled with federal agencies, are gathering undocumented migrant's information to remove them from housing and jobs, a new WaPo investigation reveals.

Latin Times

Trump Supported Sending US Citizens to Salvadoran Prisons, But There is No Legal Pathway To Do So, Experts Say

The Trump administration is eyeing sending U.S. citizens who have committed "heinous, violent" crimes despite lack of legality.

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