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Trump Set to Sign Executive Order Making English the Official Language of the U.S.

01.03.2025, 06:00

President Donald Trump is expected to sign a significant executive order that will designate English as the official language of the United States. This landmark decision, the first of its kind, is anticipated to have wide-ranging implications for immigration policy, education, and government...

Mexico Extradites Notorious Drug Lords to the U.S. Amid Pressure

01.03.2025, 06:00

In a significant move, Mexico has extradited 29 high-profile drug cartel leaders, including the infamous Rafael Caro Quintero, to the United States. Quintero, a notorious figure linked to the 1985 murder of DEA agent Kiki Camarena, was arraigned in New York and pleaded not guilty to the charges...

Injury Struggles and Playoff Hopes as Pelicans Face Suns

01.03.2025, 05:00

The Phoenix Suns are set to take on the New Orleans Pelicans, but they will be without key players including Zion Williamson and CJ McCollum as both teams struggle with injuries. The Pelicans recently secured a 124-116 victory over the Suns, and as they head into their next matchup, analysts...

Federal Workers Face Email Demands from Elon Musk Amid Controversy

01.03.2025, 03:00

Federal employees are bracing for a wave of emails from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) requesting lists of their weekly accomplishments, a move initiated by Elon Musk and supported by the Trump administration. Civilian staff at the Department of Defense have been ordered to comply with...

U.S. Economy Faces Potential Contraction in First Quarter

01.03.2025, 02:00

The Atlanta Federal Reserve has indicated that the U.S. economy is projected to experience negative GDP growth in the first quarter, with forecasts estimating a decline of 1.5%. This comes amidst various predictions that suggest a potential recession is underway, marking the first contraction in...

Auburn Coach Hugh Freeze Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer

01.03.2025, 02:00

Auburn football head coach Hugh Freeze has been diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer, but the university has announced that he is expected to make a full recovery. Despite the diagnosis, Freeze plans to continue his coaching duties as he battles this very treatable form of cancer. The news has...

Significant Cuts and Layoffs at Social Security Administration Raise Concerns

01.03.2025, 02:00

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is facing unprecedented challenges as it prepares for significant workforce reductions, with reports indicating potential layoffs of up to 7,000 employees, which may even reach 50% of its workforce. This move, orchestrated under directives from former...

US Support for Ukraine Under Threat Amid Funding Freeze and Military Concerns

01.03.2025, 01:00

Recent developments signal growing concerns over US support for Ukraine following a series of military and energy aid terminations. Multiple former Defense Secretaries have openly criticized former President Trump for his military funding cuts, which have compounded the challenges Ukraine faces in...

Stock Market Reacts to Trump-Zelensky Clash Amid Geopolitical Concerns

01.03.2025, 00:00

U.S. stocks experienced a turbulent week, with notable fluctuations in response to the heated exchange between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky during their Oval Office meeting. While initially unsettling investors, the market showed signs of recovery as the week progressed. The Dow...

Democrats File Lawsuit Against Trump Over Control of Election Agency

01.03.2025, 00:00

In a significant move, the Democratic National Committee and various affiliated groups have filed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, challenging his recent executive orders aimed at increasing White House control over independent regulatory agencies, specifically the Federal Election...

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