News for March 28, 2025

UAW President Shawn Fain criticized President Donald Trump’s executive order on federal unions, saying it is a major attack on workers’ rights and collective bargaining.

Three American women, including Wafae El Arar, Imane Mallah, and Kaoutar Naqqad, died in a Belize hotel room from carbon monoxide poisoning, officials and their families said.

Nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital say they are worried after several longtime staff members on one unit developed brain tumors, while the hospital says its investigation found no environmental risk.

JD Vance used a visit to Greenland to criticize Denmark for underprotecting the island and urged Greenlanders to break ties with Copenhagen and work more closely with the United States.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from shutting down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, keeping the agency alive while the court case continues.

Brianna Stern says Andrew Tate abused and threatened her during their relationship, and she is now seeking a restraining order through a Los Angeles court.

Flight bookings between Canada and the United States have fallen sharply as President Donald Trump’s trade fight with Canada slows travel demand.

Taxpayer-funded staffers in Ron DeSantis’ office are accused of calling Florida lobbyists to raise money for a DeSantis-aligned committee as Casey DeSantis weighs a possible 2026 governor run.

Michael Tanzi, a Florida death row inmate, is asking a court to delay his execution because he says his severe obesity and other health problems could make lethal injection cruel and unusually painful.

Mahmoud Khalil’s lawyers are trying to keep his immigration case in New Jersey while he remains detained in Louisiana and faces possible deportation under the Trump administration.

A Hawaii doctor was accused of trying to kill his wife during a hike, and the attack stopped only when other hikers arrived.

Elon Musk said he would hand out $2 million to voters and petition signers in Wisconsin, prompting a court challenge days before the state’s high-stakes Supreme Court election.

A federal judge in Washington state blocked President Donald Trump’s policy banning transgender people from serving in the military.

Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency are trying to present a more public, technical face for their effort to reshape the federal government and cut spending.