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The Supreme Court hears oral arguments Tuesday in Trump v. Barbara, the administration’s challenge to birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. Every lower court has struck down Trump’s executive order. But the stakes of even a partial ruling for the government could create what legal scholars are calling constitutional chaos for proving who is and isn’t an American.
One month into the U.S. war in Iran, the cracks aren’t in Tehran. They’re in the Western alliance. Spain has closed its airspace to American military flights, Trump is threatening to destroy civilian water and energy systems, and at CPAC, his own base is quietly fracturing over a conflict nobody voted for.
More than 8 million Americans turned out for the third No Kings protest on Saturday, making it the largest single-day demonstration in U.S. history. Bruce Springsteen performed in St. Paul, Bernie Sanders spoke, and 3,300 events spanned all 50 states. But the movement still lacks the one thing that turns protests into political power: a unified demand.
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Trump extended his deadline to strike Iranian power plants by 10 days to April 6, claiming talks are going “very well” while Israel escalates strikes on Tehran and the global energy crisis pushes South Korea into emergency mode.
The Senate voted unanimously at 2:20 a.m. Friday to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security after a 42-day shutdown that left TSA officers unpaid and created airport chaos nationwide. But ICE and Border Patrol funding was deliberately left out.
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Six thousand oil futures contracts worth $580 million flooded the market 16 minutes before Trump posted about Iran peace talks. Paul Krugman called it treason. Congress is calling it corruption. Someone is calling it a very good Monday morning.
Iran flatly rejected Trump’s 15-point peace plan and issued five counterdemands of its own. With the 82nd Airborne deploying and Kuwait’s airport on fire, Day 26 looks nothing like a ceasefire.
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