Politics

Trump marked the 100th day of his second term today. Follow along for live updates.

European leaders have been left reeling after 100 days of U.S. President Donald Trump’s second term.

U.S. officials say the coming week will be “very critical” for determining whether it remains involved in talks.

Canadian voters backed Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party, the CBC projects, in a national election strongly influenced by Donald Trump.

The sprawling penitentiary where Kilmar Abrego Garcia was last known to be held offers a sharp contrast to the supermax mega-prison to which he was first deported. 

Federal officials are launching investigations into Harvard University and the Harvard Law Review, saying authorities have received reports of race-based discrimination “permeating the operations” of the journal.

Jalen Hurts and other members of the Philadelphia Eagles did not attend Monday’s White House ceremony.

Former government health officials fear the Trump administration is moving to slow-walk vaccine approvals, including by imposing new regulatory hurdles on drugmakers, such as changing the requirements for approval or seeking additional clinical trial data. 

Republican members of Congress have gone to great lengths to avoid public meetings with their constituents over their two-week Easter recess.

In announcing new autism prevalence data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. distorted scientific research to argue that there is an “epidemic” of autism that must be due to an “environmental toxin.”

The Trump administration says the University of Pennsylvania illegally denied women equal opportunities by letting a transgender swimmer compete on the school’s women’s team and into team facilities.

Dozens of large posters with photographs of migrants the White House claims to have been arrested for various crimes now line the driveway that leads to the West Wing.

President Donald Trump pledged to end the war in Ukraine within his first 24 hours in office. But nearly 100 days into his second term, the conflict between Moscow and Kyiv grinds on.