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06.03.2025

Day Federal Foundations Cracked And Markets Gasped

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 06.03.2025.

It displays 224 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

06.03.2025 โ‡ข Day Federal Foundations Cracked And Markets Gasped
โŒจEarly morning reports focused on Trump's first direct talks with Hamas, while international intelligence sharing restrictions expanded as allies weighed reducing cooperation. By midday, Russia struck Zelenskyy's hometown, including a hotel housing US citizens, amid the continued freeze of US aid and intelligence.

The administration's plans to dismantle the Education Department gained momentum, while the CDC recalled 180 fired employees. House Republicans, joined by 10 Democrats, censured Rep. Al Green for his outburst during Trump's speech, leading to floor chaos. Markets tumbled over tariff concerns until Trump announced a one-month suspension for Mexico and Canada.

Evening coverage shifted to institutional resistance, as a minor USAID agency refused DOGE team entry and filed suit. Reports emerged of widespread self-censorship among federal employees fearing retribution, while Ukrainian officials prepared for Saudi Arabia peace talks.
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The draft executive action, obtained by NPR, acknowledges the department and its signature responsibilities were created by Congress, and cannot legally be altered without congressional approval.
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01:38 (06:38)โ‡ขFederal Pillars Crack Under Trump Hammer

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's plans to dismantle federal institutions, with NPR revealing a draft order to abolish the Education Department, while national parks face cuts despite record visits (LA Times). New developments include Supreme Court's rejection of Trump's foreign aid halt (Daily Wire) and European leaders meeting to discuss Ukraine support without US backing (NYTimes). Musk continues negotiations with GOP senators over DOGE spending cuts (NBC News).
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The US presidentโ€™s unpredictability and swift decisions to dismantle longstanding arrangements are making world leadersโ€™ patience run thin
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06:11 (11:11)โ‡ขAllies Shield Intel As Russia Strikes

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's latest moves drawing international concern, with allies considering restricting intelligence sharing (NBC, CNN) and Russia striking Zelenskyy's hometown amid US aid freeze (ABC). Federal institutions face upheaval as judges block medical research cuts (CBS), CDC recalls 180 fired employees (AP), and universities reduce doctoral programs due to funding uncertainty (NYTimes). Supreme Court denies Trump's request to halt foreign aid (Daily Wire).
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08:24 (13:24)โ‡ขHamas Meets Direct US Channel

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's latest ultimatum to Hamas regarding hostages (CBS, Fox), coinciding with unprecedented direct US-Hamas talks. His administration's plans to dismantle the Education Department (NPR) and LA County's budget pressures (LA Times) reveal domestic challenges. European nations accelerate rearmament efforts (Washington Post) while EU leaders discuss defense without US backing (Epoch Times). Michelle Wu's congressional testimony on immigration (Boston Globe) and VP Vance's deportation comments (Blaze) highlight ongoing immigration debate.
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After years of decline and internal strife, Germanyโ€™s left-wing party is finding new life. Grace Blakeley talks to the organizers behind Die Linkeโ€™s surprising growth.
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09:46 (14:46)โ‡ขTariffs Shake Markets As Musk Hunts Ghosts

โŒจThe newspapers report on market turbulence following Trump's new tariffs (ABC, Breitbart), with VP Vance linking their removal to Mexico's drug cartel cooperation. New developments show Trump's plans to eliminate the Education Department (CBS) facing congressional hurdles, while Musk launches federal "ghost employee" investigations (NPR). A Russian strike on a Ukraine hotel with US citizens (Newsweek) adds international tension, as CBO confirms Republican Medicaid cut plans (Common Dreams).
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As Washington scales down its US defense commitment to Europe, many of the continentโ€™s leaders are talking of making the EU a military superpower. Itโ€™s an unrealistic prospect, but it risks becoming the key focus of EU spending.
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Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, many Democrats are certain that what cost Kamala Harris the 2024 election was bigotry in the โ€œflyover states.โ€ And that misunderstanding is only going to lock them out of power longer.
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11:14 (16:14)โ‡ขHouse Censures Green Over Trump Address

โŒจThe newspapers report on the House vote to censure Democratic Rep. Al Green for disrupting Trump's joint address, with 10 Democrats joining Republicans (ABC, CBS, Fox, MSNBC, AP, USA Today). New developments show Trump facing another judicial setback as a second federal judge blocks his grant freeze (Newsweek), while critics examine the economic impact of Trump and Musk's recent policies (Common Dreams). Hunter Biden's financial troubles emerge in legal proceedings (NY Post).
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He said the decision was made as a gesture of respect to Mexicoโ€™s president. The commerce secretary says Canada will likely also get a delay.
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12:35 (17:35)โ‡ขMexico Tariffs Frozen Till April

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's sudden suspension of Mexican tariffs until April (ABC, CNN, NYT, AP, Boston Globe, Epoch Times, Newsweek), presented as a gesture to Mexico's president. House developments include the censure of Rep. Al Green for disrupting Trump's address (Breitbart, CBS, Fox), with 10 Democrats joining Republicans. New discussions emerge around Trump's planned elimination of the Education Department (OAN, Vox) and Musk-Shapiro's call for Chauvin pardon (MSNBC).
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He said the decision was made out of respect for Mexicoโ€™s president. The commerce secretary says Canada may also get a reprieve, but talks continue.
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14:27 (19:27)โ‡ขCritics Muzzled As Ukraine Deal Pushed

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's intervention in the Ukraine war, with discussion of his push for Zelenskyy to make a "better deal" while Russia continues bombing (CBS). Immigration developments show potential system collapse (Mother Jones) and criminal referrals for sanctuary mayors (Blaze). New reporting reveals self-censorship among Trump critics fearing retribution (NYTimes). Multiple sources confirm Mexico tariff delay until April (USA Today, NPR, Washington Post, CNN), while Republicans face criticism over Medicaid cuts (MSNBC, HuffPost).
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In interrupting Donald Trumpโ€™s speech to Congress, Rep. Al Green showed more vigor in opposing the presidentโ€™s undemocratic, anti-worker agenda than any other act since Inauguration Day. Democrats should emulate Green, not censure him.
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15:38 (20:38)โ‡ขTrump's Trade Reversal Buys Month

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's sudden reversal of tariffs against Mexico and Canada, with a one-month pause following discussions with their leaders (ABC, CNN, NPR, NY Post, Newsweek). The delay comes amid broader trade tensions and negotiations over migration and fentanyl flow. New developments show US-Ukrainian officials heading to Saudi Arabia for cease-fire talks (Epoch Times), while debate continues over Trump's authority to eliminate the Education Department (USA Today, Vox).
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17:18 (22:18)โ‡ขTariffs Paused As Markets Gasp

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's tariff delay for Mexico and Canada, granting a one-month reprieve after market turbulence (ABC, Boston Globe, CNN, NPR, Washington Post, AP). New developments show Musk advocating privatization of postal services and Amtrak (Common Dreams), while Newsom breaks with Democrats on transgender athletes in women's sports (NY Post). Hunter Biden claims financial hardship in court filing, citing art sales decline (OAN).
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20:04 (01:04)โ‡ขTariffs Frozen As Crypto Gets Leashed

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's month-long delay of certain tariffs on Mexico and Canada (ABC, Boston Globe, CNN, AP, Newsweek), with Canadians expressing continued anger over trade relations. SpaceX faces another Starship setback, while EU approves defense package ahead of Zelenskyy's US talks (NPR). New developments show Trump attempting to regulate cryptocurrency and DOGE transactions (Daily Beast, Vox), while intelligence community workers express concerns over potential job cuts (Washington Post).
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23:05 (04:05)โ‡ขCabinet, Not Musk, To Lead Federal Cuts

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump redefining Elon Musk's role in federal cuts, instructing Cabinet secretaries to lead workforce reductions (NPR, Washington Post). New details emerge in Idaho college killings investigation through roommate texts (ABC, NBC). International developments show EU stepping up Ukraine support following US aid halt (Epoch Times, NYTimes), while China criticizes US tariffs (AP). SpaceX acknowledges second Starship test failure (Newsweek, USA Today).
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