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@klunney@kentran_@SuzanneMonyak The EEOC’s budget would be cut by nearly $20 million and the civil rights watchdog would need to inform Congress before taking on future reorganizations under the bipartisan House spending bill, @AtkinsonReports. https://t.co/iYRKgjc4qd
A US appeals court blocked President Donald Trump from removing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from her post while her lawsuit challenging the dismissal proceeds.
https://t.co/UBDvjHmDaM
The Recast has been a needed and distinctive read in the political journalism landscape. Will miss it in my inbox, but have really appreciated your unique voice and perspective in this newsletter and looking forward to seeing what you do next.
The US Department of Labor quietly ended its only nationwide job training program for low-income seniors just as tens of thousands must meet new work requirements to tap into Medicaid and food assistance.
https://t.co/6qTenpPMdH
Scoop: Trump's closure of USAID will cost taxpayers more than $6 billion, including hundreds of millions to fight legal challenges, according to a draft assessment obtained by me and @jackfitzdc
Justice Barrett has the ruling for a 6-3 court in birthright citizenship case. #SCOTUS says universal injunctions likely exceed the equitable authority of federal courts.
Black colleges are pausing research, losing scholarships, and rethinking how they define their mission as federal agencies cut Black-focused grants
More than $140 million in grants at HBCUs have been terminated due to Trump's policies targeting DEI
https://t.co/2rehLYWVvq
NEW: @andrewcuomo just conceded the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City to @ZohranKMamdani. Cuomo had universal name ID, a $25M PAC backing him and tons of institutional endorsements. Mamdani is a 33-year-old socialist. The magnitude of this can't be overstated.
NEW: Five of the world’s largest law firms reached deals with President Trump to avoid punitive executive orders, committing at least $600 million combined in pro bono legal services to causes he advocated. via @blaw: https://t.co/jQW5fMUvkf
Large law firms plan to refuse to give the Trump administration information on their clients’ diversity initiatives as part of federal discrimination investigations. https://t.co/nz3ZqHfQKb
Kennedy Center response to Trump taking over:
"We have received no official communications from the White House regarding changes to our board of trustees.
We are aware that some members of our board have received termination notices from the administration."