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National Public Radio (NPR) and several member stations have launched a legal challenge against President Trump, contesting the legality of his executive order aimed at slashing federal funding for the public broadcaster.
The lawsuit, filed in a Washington, D.C., federal court by NPR alongside Colorado Public Radio, Aspen Public Radio, and KUTE, Inc., alleges that Trump’s directive to drastically reduce public subsidies to PBS and NPR constitutes a violation of the First Amendment.
Other Top News:
- COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations: U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant women.
- Iran Nuclear Talks: President Trump hints at potential progress and an upcoming announcement regarding nuclear talks with Iran.
- DOGE Reports Eliminated: The Defense Department ends the requirement for civilian employees to submit weekly “five things” reports.
Judge Blocks Trump Order Targeting Law Firm
A third executive order from the White House targeting a major law firm has been struck down by U.S. District Judge Richard Leon. The judge ruled in favor of WilmerHale, deeming the order designed to punish its lawyers unconstitutional.
This decision follows a similar ruling against a separate order targeting Jenner & Block, marking another setback in President Trump’s efforts against the legal profession.
Supreme Court Asked to Halt Deportation Order
The Trump administration has filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court to halt a judge’s order regarding deportations to South Sudan. The appeal comes after a judge found the White House in violation of a court order following a deportation flight carrying individuals from various countries, all convicted of crimes in the U.S., to the chaotic African nation.
State Department Defends Gaza Aid Initiative
The State Department is defending a U.S.-backed private initiative delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza, which bypasses the United Nations and other established aid organizations. Spokeswoman Tammy Bruce asserted that the priority is delivering aid, regardless of who is delivering it and accused Hamas of trying to obstruct convoys organized by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
Controversy Over COVID-19 Vaccine Guidelines
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s announcement that COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant women has sparked controversy. Health officials continue to urge annual boosters for all Americans aged 6 months and older, while a CDC advisory panel is slated to meet in June to discuss future recommendations.
Judge Accuses Administration of “Manufacturing Chaos”
A federal judge has accused the Trump administration of “manufacturing chaos” in a deportation case, alleging evasion of court decisions. The administration has been attempting to deport immigrants to third countries when they cannot be sent to their home countries, leading to legal challenges from immigration advocates.
Defense Secretary Hegseth to Attend Security Conference
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is scheduled to travel to Singapore for the Shangri-La Dialogue security conference. Focus is expected to be on China’s defense delegation and potential meetings with U.S. counterparts amid rising tensions over tariffs.
“Five Things” Reports Eliminated at Defense Department
The Defense Department has discontinued the requirement for civilian employees to submit weekly “five things” reports, which were implemented by former Department of Government Efficiency head Elon Musk. Employees are now asked to submit ideas for improving efficiency instead.
Trump’s Ban Targets Harvard Specifically
The Trump administration’s ban on foreign students applies specifically to Harvard University, following escalating tensions between the White House and the Ivy League school. The administration accuses Harvard of fostering an unsafe campus environment and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party.
Trump Threatens California Funding Over Transgender Athletes
President Trump is threatening to withhold federal funding from California over the state’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports. Trump cites fairness concerns, particularly regarding a California high school athlete competing in girls’ track and field.
UK Ambassador Urges Europe to Reduce Military Dependence
The UK ambassador to the U.S. asserts that Europe must decrease its military reliance on the United States, even while cooperating on shared threats from Russia and China. The ambassador suggests President Trump is forcing Europe to confront this reality.
Trump Media to Build “Bitcoin Reserve”
Trump Media & Technology Group, the operator of Truth Social, plans to use proceeds from institutional investors to build a “bitcoin reserve.” The company expects to raise $2.5 billion through share purchases for this purpose.
Consumer Confidence Rebounds After Tariff Anxiety
U.S. consumer confidence rebounded in May after months of declines driven by anxiety over Trump’s tariffs. The Consumer Confidence Index rose significantly, signaling improved economic sentiment among Americans.