A federal court has temporarily halted President Trump’s plan to place 2,200 USAID employees on administrative leave, as part of his efforts to slash federal spending. The judge issued a restraining order after a lawsuit argued that Trump was violating the Constitution and federal law by attempting to dismantle the agency, which provides overseas development aid. Trump, a critic of overseas spending, has targeted USAID as part of his budget-cutting efforts, prompting backlash from former agency chiefs and unions representing its employees.
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Christian group threatens Westminster Council over ‘indoctrinating’ pride flags
A London council faces potential legal action from Christian Concern over its plans to display trans-inclusive Pride flags on Regent Street from June 22 to July 17, arguing the flags promote divisive ideologies. The council maintains that the flags celebrate diversity and align with the city’s cosmopolitan values, while critics claim they undermine traditional beliefs about gender. Need More Context? 🔎
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