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Trump administration looking at closing nearly 30 overseas embassies

The proposed changes come amid a broader expected overhaul of the US’ diplomatic agency as the Trump administration, spurred by the Elon Musk-backed Department of Government Efficiency makes dramatic efforts to shrink the federal government. It is unclear whether Secretary of State Marco Rubio has signed off on the proposed closures. The document recommends closing 10 embassies and 17 consulates. Many of the posts are in Europe and Africa, though they also include ones in Asia and the Caribbean. They include embassies in Malta, Luxembourg, Lesotho, the Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic and South Sudan. The list also includes five consulates in France, two in Germany, two in Bosnia and Herzegovina, one in the United Kingdom, one in South Africa and one in South Korea. State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce would not comment on the internal document or […]

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Elon Musk Criticizes Trump Trade Adviser, Revealing Tensions in Inner Circle

In a striking clash of ideologies, tech mogul Elon Musk has publicly criticized former Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro, exposing simmering tensions within political and business circles. The disagreement, which unfolded on social media and in subsequent interviews, underscores deeper divides over trade policy, economic nationalism, and the role of global cooperation in fostering innovation. Navarro, a key architect of the Trump administration’s “America First” trade agenda, has long advocated for aggressive tariffs and decoupling from China—a stance that clashes with Musk’s reliance on global supply chains for companies like Tesla and SpaceX. Musk’s recent remarks targeted Navarro’s trade strategies as “short-sighted” and “detrimental to U.S. competitiveness,” arguing that isolationist policies stifle technological progress and harm industries dependent on international partnerships. The spat highlights a growing rift between pro-globalization business leaders and political figures pushing for economic protectionism. Navarro fired […]

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White House Mistakenly Shares Yemen War Plans with Journalist in Group Chat

In a startling mistake, Trump administration officials inadvertently shared classified military plans for the Yemen conflict with a journalist in a group chat just days before a major U.S. military strike. On March 13, 2025, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was mistakenly invited to a highly sensitive encrypted chat on the Signal app, where U.S. national security officials discussed details of an upcoming operation targeting Yemen's Houthi rebels. These discussions included critical information about military targets, weaponry, and the timing of the attacks.The information leak has raised significant national security concerns, with Democratic lawmakers calling for an immediate investigation, accusing the administration of mishandling classified information. The White House has confirmed the authenticity of the leak and stated that an internal review is underway to determine how the journalist was mistakenly added to the chat.Among those involved in the group […]

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Federal Judge Halts USAID Shutdown

A federal judge has intervened to block the Trump administration's efforts to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). On March 19, 2025, Judge Theodore Chuang ruled that actions led by Elon Musk's Department for Government Efficiency (Doge) were likely unconstitutional and ordered that access to USAID's computer and payment systems be restored.The judge also halted the termination of USAID employees, although he did not mandate the reinstatement of those previously placed on leave. The case was brought forward by 26 unnamed USAID employees who argued that Musk’s actions were part of a larger, reckless strategy to dismantle U.S. government agencies.This ruling adds to the legal challenges facing the Trump administration, marking another significant setback in its push to reorganize government functions. The case reflects broader concerns over the legitimacy of Doge’s authority and its impact on the […]

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Trump Proposes Expanding Travel Ban to 43 Countries

In a controversial proposal, the Trump administration is considering expanding its travel ban to include citizens from up to 43 countries. This marks a potential return to the policies introduced during Trump's first term, which were repealed by President Joe Biden in 2021.The initial travel ban, implemented in 2017, sparked widespread protests and legal challenges, particularly due to its focus on predominantly Muslim countries. The draft of the new ban categorizes countries into different risk tiers, with 11 nations flagged for a complete entry ban. These include Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, and Yemen, with additional African nations also listed due to security concerns.The expanded travel ban proposal also includes stricter visa restrictions and sets deadlines for countries to improve their vetting processes. This development aligns with Trump’s campaign promises to reinstate such measures.Critics of […]

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USAID Staff Under Pressure to Shred and Burn Classified Documents Amid Agency Dismantling

Amid the ongoing dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), employees were instructed to shred and burn classified documents and personnel files. The directive, sent via email by Acting Executive Secretary Erica Y. Carr, instructed staff to dispose of sensitive materials in Washington, D.C. offices. The event was organized for an all-day disposal process, with staff told to shred documents first and burn the rest once the shredder was unavailable.The move alarmed employees and labor unions, especially as USAID faces legal challenges for its reorganization under the Trump administration. Critics, including the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA), raised concerns about the legality of destroying government records, which are vital for transparency and legal processes. The email’s lack of formal details raised further alarms, as federal law mandates the preservation of certain documents.USAID, a major target of the Trump […]

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The DOGE Conspiracy: Is Elon Musk Erasing Evidence of a Massive Cover-Up?

A federal judge has blown the lid off what could be the biggest political cover-up in modern U.S. history. At the heart of the scandal? Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a secretive federal entity accused of mass firings, unchecked power, and potential ties to high-ranking officials—including Donald Trump.Judge Christopher Cooper’s ruling demands the release of DOGE’s internal records, citing its aggressive overreach in dismantling agencies, accessing sensitive government data, and eliminating employees who may have uncovered damaging evidence against Musk and his business empire. Before DOGE, Musk faced multiple federal investigations—ranging from labor violations to securities fraud. Could DOGE’s rapid purge be designed to erase all traces of these probes?Even more troubling is the Republican Party’s silence. Despite controlling key oversight committees, there have been no hearings, no subpoenas, and no investigations into DOGE’s sweeping influence. […]

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