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Trump’s birthday military parade sparks chaos: Federal workers ordered to work-from-home
Donald Trump's upcoming birthday parade in Washington, D.C., has prompted a temporary relaxation of his administration's strict return-to-office policy. Federal agencies are being advised to permit telework to reduce traffic and minimise disruptions related to the parade preparations.
Military commander says 200 Marines moved into Los Angeles to protect federal property, personnel
Amidst tense protests over immigration raids, about 200 Marines have arrived in Los Angeles. They will safeguard federal property and personnel. This follows a court decision regarding National Guard troops. California Governor Gavin Newsom criticizes the troop deployment. Other states are considering similar actions. Hundreds have been arrested during the Los Angeles protests.
Judge blocks Trump's election executive order, siding with Democrats who called it overreach
A federal judge has blocked President Trump's attempt to overhaul US elections, siding with Democratic state attorneys general who argued the effort was unconstitutional. Trump's executive order aimed to mandate documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration and restrict acceptance of mailed ballots, conditioning federal election grants on adherence to the new ballot deadline.
Novak Djokovic holds a complaint against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, despite having won more Grand Slams
Novak Djokovic opens up about feeling sidelined in the Federer-Nadal era, despite becoming the most successful player statistically. He reflects on the emotional toll of never being equally adored, his attempts to fit in, and how his confident rise was unwelcome to many. Still, Djokovic respects his rivals and credits them for shaping his competitive spirit and legacy.
Trump administration’s student loan plan blocked by court, keeping treasury transfer on hold
The Trump administration's attempt to transfer the $1.6 trillion federal student loan portfolio's management to the Treasury Department was blocked by a federal court order. This move, impacting over 42 million borrowers, raised concerns about repayment systems and borrower protections.
Trump can keep National Guard deployed to Los Angeles for now, appeals court rules
A U.S. appeals court has temporarily allowed President Trump to maintain National Guard deployment in Los Angeles amid immigration enforcement protests, pausing a lower court ruling. This decision keeps command with the president for now, pending a hearing on Tuesday.
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Democratic US Senator Alex Padilla forced to ground, handcuffed by federal agents
Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed and handcuffed by security at a Homeland Security press conference after attempting to question Secretary Kristi Noem about immigration raids in Los Angeles. The incident sparked partisan outrage, with Democrats condemning the treatment and Republicans criticizing Padilla's actions.
Federal judge blocks Trump administration from detaining Mahmoud Khalil over pro-Palestinian protests
A U.S. judge stopped the Trump administration from deporting Mahmoud Khalil. Khalil is a Columbia University student and pro-Palestine activist. The administration claimed Khalil threatened U.S. foreign policy. Judge Farbiarz ruled the action likely unconstitutional. He cited First Amendment rights infringement. Khalil's lawyers argued deportation endangered him. The case tests immigrant speech rights.
Downtown Los Angeles Curfew: Will curfew curb protests? Here's what Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom have said and number of people arrested so far
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass imposed a nightly curfew on parts of downtown after days of protests against ICE raids. Hundreds have been arrested, with law enforcement increasing its presence. California officials criticized federal intervention. Protests have occurred daily since June 6, leading to confrontations and legal concerns.
Trump claims ‘great win for US’ as court allows his tariffs to remain in place for now
President Trump hailed a federal appeals court ruling as a significant victory for the US, allowing his administration to maintain sweeping tariffs. The US Court of Appeals' decision enables Trump to continue enforcing his "Liberation Day" tariffs on imports from most US trading partners.
US Secretary Rubio targets Harvard over potential sanctions breach at China conference; NYT reports
Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged a Treasury probe into Harvard's alleged sanctions violations tied to a China health conference. The request, deemed unusual, follows scrutiny of Harvard's global ties. The focus is on a program involving officials from the sanctioned Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, raising concerns about federal law violations and prompting internal review.
FEMA aid now available for St. Louis tornado victims; here’s what you qualify for and how to apply
Following a devastating EF-3 tornado on May 16, 2025, President Trump approved a major disaster declaration for St. Louis and surrounding areas, unlocking $71 million in federal aid. The tornado, with winds reaching 152 mph, caused widespread destruction, killing seven and injuring dozens. FEMA has opened assistance programs, offering grants for housing, repairs, and other needs, with application deadlines approaching.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emerges as possible contender to succeed Fed's Powell
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is being considered as a potential replacement for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, according to Bloomberg. Bessent joins a shortlist that includes former Fed official Kevin Warsh. While no formal interviews have begun, Donald Trump recently said he would announce Powell’s successor soon.
Who is Gavin Newsom, California governor who called Trump a liar and may be a Democratic candidate in 2028?
Gavin Newsom vs Donald Trump is once again making headlines as the California Governor strongly opposes President Trump’s latest move to deploy thousands of federal troops in the state without approval. Newsom called it an overreach of power after mass immigration raids led to protests across California. This rising conflict isn't just about immigration—it’s also fueling speculation around Newsom’s 2028 presidential ambitions. With lawsuits filed and political heat rising, this high-stakes standoff touches on state rights, border enforcement, and future leadership. Dive into this gripping political showdown that’s shaping California—and possibly, America’s future political landscape.
Trump's ICE war spills onto streets: Where's the US headed?
Fueled by intensified immigration enforcement, Los Angeles is witnessing violent protests and a deployment of the National Guard. The situation highlights a deep ideological divide, with the Trump administration prioritizing national sovereignty and critics decrying heavy-handed tactics.
Trump tantrum: After world's fourth-largest economy California, 10 other states can withhold federal taxes
Tensions have escalated between California and the Trump administration over federal taxes. Governor Newsom threatened to withhold California's tax contributions after the administration proposed cutting funding to the state's university system.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner now take their terrific rivalry from the French Open to Wimbledon
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner in a thrilling French Open final. The match lasted five and a half hours. Roger Federer praised both players and the sport. Alcaraz's victory signals a bright future for men's tennis. Alcaraz and Sinner's rivalry is already captivating fans. Both players have achieved significant milestones early in their careers.
Los Angeles protests escalate as demonstrators torch vehicles, block freeway | Photos
Protests in Los Angeles intensified as demonstrators set vehicles ablaze and obstructed a major freeway. Federal authorities deployed 300 National Guard troops across three LA locations. A dozen National Guard and Department of Homeland Security officers were seen confronting protesters outside the federal building, according to U.S. Northern Command
Karen Bass under fire as leak shows she ordered LAPD stand down, stalling federal help amid violent LA riots
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism following a leaked report alleging she interfered with LAPD operations during violent riots. The report claims Bass bypassed protocol, directing the Chief of Police and hindering the Incident Commander, potentially endangering federal officers and delaying support.
What is Palantir? Meet the AI tech titan powering Trump-era surveillance and data operations
Donald Trump initiated a data exchange program among federal agencies. Palantir Technologies, co-founded by Peter Thiel, supports this. Palantir secured a substantial government contract. The firm gathers data for agencies like Homeland Security. This initiative aims to streamline data collection.
Another federal holiday coming in US next week. Check date, what's open and shut on that day
Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S., falls on June 19th this year, a Thursday. As a federal holiday since 2021, it leads to closures of federal and state offices, post offices, and banks. While essential services remain operational, many grocery stores stay open, and trash pickup schedules may vary by location.
Juneteenth 2025 is near: What this historic holiday means and how U.S is honoring the end of slavery
Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in the United States, is now a federal holiday. Celebrated unofficially for over 150 years, it commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union troops freed enslaved people in Texas. Federal and state offices will be closed on June 19, 2025. It is also known as America’s second Independence Day.
Los Angeles protesters torch Waymo self-driving cars — what sparked the fiery backlash?
Protests have erupted in Downtown Los Angeles following a federal immigration raid at a Fashion District clothing warehouse, where undocumented workers were allegedly employed using fake documents. Demonstrations spread to other neighborhoods, leading to clashes with law enforcement. Tensions escalated after President Trump deployed the National Guard over Governor Newsom's objections.
Solar body urges govt to extend transmission fee waiver for delayed projects
The National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI) is urging the government to extend the Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS) charges waiver to renewable energy projects commissioned by June 2026. This request addresses risks from delays beyond developers' control, potentially impacting projects worth ₹5 lakh crore.
Cash-strapped Pakistan to send national team for FIH Nations Cup hockey
Despite financial constraints, the Pakistan Hockey Federation has successfully sent its national team to the FIH Nations Cup in Kuala Lumpur. Through government grants, sponsorships, and individual donations, the federation ensures the team's participation in international events.
Trump deploys 2,000 national guard troops to LA amid growing anti-ICE protests
The Trump administration has deployed 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles following immigration enforcement raids that led to widespread protests. After President Trump criticised California officials for failing to control the unrest, federal forces intensified operations, resulting in over 100 arrests. The raids, targeting alleged document fraud at a downtown warehouse, have raised concerns about the impact on immigrant communities amid escalating tensions.
Virender Kanwar becomes Volleyball Federation of India president
Virender Kanwar of Himachal Pradesh has been elected as the president of the Volleyball Federation of India, narrowly defeating Prem Singh Bajor. Ramanand Choudhary from Rajasthan secured the position of general secretary. The election, mandated by the Delhi High Court, establishes an interim body tasked with making the federation compliant with the Sports Code and other key reforms.
Pakistani govt raises salaries of NA speaker, Senate chairman to 1.3 mn: Report
The Pakistani government has significantly increased the salaries of top officials, with the National Assembly speaker and Senate chairman now earning Rs 1.3 million monthly, plus a 50% allowance. This decision follows earlier reports of substantial salary hikes for federal cabinet members, including ministers and advisors, by up to 188%.
California, the world’s fourth-largest economy, takes on Trump and threatens to withhold $80 billion in federal taxes
Gavin Newsom federal tax threat has taken center stage as the California Governor warns President Trump over possible cuts to federal grants. Newsom says California sends $83 billion more in taxes to Washington than it gets back — and he’s ready to rethink that. This comes after Trump targeted the state over its law allowing transgender athletes in school sports, following the success of 16-year-old AB Hernandez. The standoff is heating up fast, with lawmakers calling it “political extortion.” With California’s massive economy involved, the nation could feel the impact. Here’s what’s really going on.
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