Tuesday April 1st, 2025 morning edition
Elon Musk looks on as President Donald Trump hosts a cabinet meeting in the Cabinet Room of the White House, Mar.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is continuing its $150 million lawsuit against Elon Musk that was brought during the Biden administration.
Monday's filing marks the first time a deadline for Musk to respond to the complaint has been raised by either party. »
The morning-after pill is set to be made available over the counter for free in pharmacies in England this year, the UK government says.
However, the pill can cost up to £30 ($62) at pharmacies in the UK.
Starting this year, the pill will be available for free at pharmacies, aiming to "reduce inequalities", according to a Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) statement. »
By NPR's count, he’s used the word more than 50 times in public appearances and on social media since Election Day.
Trump’s strongest issue — his approach to immigration — is a much tighter split, with 49% of Americans approving of his performance, compared to 50% who disapprove.
Overall, the poll shows just 4 in 10 Americans approve of Trump’s job performance as president, while the majority, well, doesn’t. »
Putin wants to negotiate territory from a stronger position.
Ukraine has lost more than 46,000 troops and over 380,000 have been wounded, Zelenskyy said in February.
Putin, though, thinks his troops "will finish" the Ukrainian army, as the Kremlin leader said last week. »
Joe Rogan is worried that legal migrants could be wrapped up in the Trump administration’s deportation spree.
“You got to get scared that people who are not criminals are getting lassoed up and deported and sent to El Salvador prisons,” Rogan said.
Andry—a 31-year-old gay, Venezuelan make-up artist—sought asylum in the United States but was instead deported to El Salvador without due process. »
