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24.04.2025

Day Trump Rebuked Putin After Russian Strikes on Kyiv

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 24.04.2025.

It displays 267 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

24.04.2025Day Trump Rebuked Putin After Russian Strikes on Kyiv

Russia launched its deadliest attack on Kyiv in months, killing nine people and forcing Zelenskyy to cut short his South African trip. In a rare public rebuke, Trump posted "Vladimir, STOP!" while simultaneously defending his Ukraine peace plan that would recognize Russian control of Crimea.

Federal judges dealt multiple blows to Trump policies, blocking parts of his executive order requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration, barring funding cuts to sanctuary cities, and ordering the return of a second wrongfully deported migrant.

The Pentagon saga continued with reports that Defense Secretary Hegseth had an unsecured internet line installed to use Signal messaging app, while denying the makeup studio installation story.

Internal administration tensions emerged between billionaire advisors, while the DOJ faced embarrassment after accidentally uploading a memo admitting its plan to kill New York's congestion pricing was "very unlikely to succeed."

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00:20Trump Demands Ukraine Surrender Territory

The newspapers report on Trump's Ukraine policy, with multiple sources highlighting his demand that Ukraine accept Russian territorial gains, including Crimea, as part of a peace plan that would block Ukraine from joining NATO. This proposal was immediately rejected by President Zelensky (NYTimes, AP News, The Atlantic). Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces growing scrutiny over installing a makeup studio at the Pentagon (CBS), using the Signal messaging app on government computers (Washington Post, NPR), and allegations of legal violations. Trump has signed multiple executive orders targeting DEI in university accreditation and requiring foreign gift disclosure (The Epoch Times, The Hill), while White House tensions reportedly include billionaires clashing (HuffPost, NY Post).
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05:16Russian Airstrike Kills Nine in Kyiv as Zelenskyy Rushes Home

The newspapers report on a massive Russian airstrike on Kyiv that killed at least nine people and injured dozens, forcing President Zelenskyy to cut short his South African trip (ABC News, CBS, AP News). Trump's foreign policy generates significant coverage, with tensions escalating in both Russia-Ukraine relations and US-China relations, including reports of a US warship being sent to China's coast (Newsweek) while trade negotiations remain contentious (CNN, Vox). Domestically, Trump has signed multiple executive orders targeting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs at colleges and changing school discipline guidelines (NPR, Washington Post, The Epoch Times), while Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch sparked controversy over comments about LGBTQ children's books (Fox News).
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07:37Russia's Nuclear Threats Accompany Kyiv Airstrikes

The newspapers report on multiple Trump administration actions affecting environmental policies and civil rights enforcement. Trump is accelerating oil project approvals (Common Dreams) while overseeing significant changes in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, abandoning traditional discrimination enforcement missions (NBC News). A massive wildfire in New Jersey is impacting air quality in New York City (ABC News) while vandalism of trees in downtown LA has sparked anger over urban decay (LA Times). International tensions continue with Russia launching major attacks on Ukraine amid nuclear threats (USA Today, CBS). Economic issues persist with ongoing debates about tariff impacts (NPR, NYTimes) and polling suggesting Trump faces potential electoral challenges (The Hill).
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Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the global trade regime are chaotic and uncoordinated. As economist Ha-Joon Chang tells Jacobin, Trump has failed to see that the cause of the US’s relative decline is its own domestic capitalist class.
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Department of Transportation (DOT) Sec. Sean Duffy has threatened to withhold funding from states that refuse to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive orders, warning them that utilizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices and resisting compliance with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) could result in “enforcement actions being taken by DOT.”
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09:30Trump Tells Putin "STOP!" After Deadly Kyiv Attack

The newspapers report heavily on Trump's rare criticism of Putin, urging him to "STOP!" after Russia launched its deadliest attack on Kyiv in months (ABC News, AP News, NY Post, Newsweek). Trump's economic policies receive scrutiny as he appears to be wavering on China tariffs (CNN) while oil companies worry about potential recession impacts (NPR). Domestic issues include Columbia University students planning protest encampments (NBC News) and controversy over Transportation Secretary Duffy threatening to withhold funding from states using DEI practices or not complying with ICE (Breitbart). Several publications highlight Marco Rubio's transformation, with Slate calling him "the most sinister person in the Trump administration."
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Tax cuts for the rich have been the glue holding the American right together for decades. But as Republican voters’ skepticism of this strategy grows, some GOP lawmakers are considering the unthinkable: proposals to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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11:04Trump Demands Putin "STOP!" After Deadly Kyiv Attack

The newspapers report on President Trump's rare public criticism of Russia, urging Putin to "STOP!" after Russia launched its deadliest attack on Kyiv in nearly a year (NY Times, USA Today, NY Post, HuffPost, ABC News). Immigration policies generate significant coverage, with stories about a Trump-appointed judge ordering the return of a wrongfully deported Venezuelan migrant (NBC News), and reports of hundreds of immigrant arrests at the Detroit-Canada border (NPR). Tax policy discussions show potential shifts in Republican orthodoxy, with some GOP figures considering raising taxes on the wealthy (Jacobin), while Trump and Speaker Johnson oppose increasing marginal rates (The Epoch Times).
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12:52Trump Pushes Supreme Court for Transgender Military Ban

The newspapers report on Trump administration actions on several fronts. The Trump administration is urging the Supreme Court to allow enforcement of a ban on transgender military service members (CBS, The Epoch Times, The Hill). Trump also issued a rare rebuke to Putin following deadly Russian strikes on Kyiv (NYTimes, MSNBC). Climate issues gain attention with a study estimating fossil fuel companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage globally (Common Dreams). Domestic news includes the Highland Park shooter receiving life without parole for killing seven people (USA Today) and California Governor Newsom joining Trump in seeking federal charges against an undocumented migrant in a fatal DUI case (OANN).
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You’ve been saving for retirement. But Wall Street has been using your savings to erode union strength, inflate asset prices, and consolidate its control over the economy.
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14:09Judges Block Multiple Trump Policies

The newspapers report on multiple legal challenges to Trump administration policies. Federal judges have blocked Trump's efforts to deny funds to sanctuary cities (Breitbart, Newsweek) and key parts of his election overhaul requiring proof of citizenship to vote (CBS, AP News). The Department of Justice accidentally revealed flaws in its plan to block New York's congestion pricing (ABC News, NY Post). Immigration enforcement remains contentious with reports of US citizens being told to "self-deport" (Daily Beast), while Democrats debate the political risks of fighting deportations (Vox).
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Donald Trump’s administration must facilitate the return of a second man wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador, a federal judge has ruled, deepening a standoff between the courts and White House over the president’s radical immigration policies. District
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Donald Trump’s administration must facilitate the return of a second man wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador, a federal judge has ruled, deepening a standoff between the courts and White House over the president’s radical immigration policies.
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15:47Federal Judges Block Trump's Voter Citizenship Proof

The newspapers report significant judicial pushback against Trump's immigration and election policies. Federal judges have blocked parts of Trump's voter registration overhaul requiring proof of citizenship (NPR, The Hill, Mother Jones, AP News, CBS) and ordered the return of a wrongfully deported person to El Salvador (Breitbart). The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow its transgender military ban (NBC News). Trump's Russia relations remain in focus with scrutiny of his Ukraine peace deal (Washington Post, HuffPost) and allegations of tipping off Wall Street about trade talks (Common Dreams). Trump is scheduled to give an interview to The Atlantic after a Signal chat controversy (ABC News).
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Donald Trump’s administration must facilitate the return of a second man wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador, a federal judge has ruled, deepening a standoff between the courts and White House over the president’s radical immigration policies.
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17:09Trump Claims Russia's Limited Ukraine Invasion is "Concession"

The newspapers report extensively on Trump's Ukraine stance, with headlines highlighting his controversial remark that Russia "not taking all of Ukraine" is a "pretty big concession" (CNN, The Hill, HuffPost, Slate). Judges continue to challenge Trump's policies, blocking parts of his voting and immigration measures, including a requirement for proof of citizenship to vote (AP News, Breitbart, Reason). Attorney General Pam Bondi announced investigations into doctors providing transgender care to minors, claiming these violate federal laws against female genital mutilation (NBC News). Internal Democratic Party conflict emerges as DNC leadership confronts Vice Chair David Hogg over his push for primary challengers (Common Dreams, Fox News).
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19:01Trump Faces Multiple Court Losses as NSC Crisis Unfolds

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20:35Trump Offers Russia Recognition of Crimea Annexation

The newspapers report on Trump's Ukraine policy, with his administration proposing recognition of Russia's annexation of Crimea as part of a peace deal (NYTimes, CNN). Trump characterized Russia not seizing all of Ukraine as a "pretty big concession" while Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov indicated some deal elements need "fine tuning" (CBS). The NFL Draft dominates sports coverage with the Tennessee Titans selecting Cam Ward as the first overall pick (Boston Globe, NY Post, USA Today). On the economic front, home sales posted their biggest monthly decline since 2022 despite increased inventory (NPR), while over 1,500 economists criticized Trump's tariffs as harmful (Reason).
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22:11Trump's Crimea Recognition Offer to Russia Revealed

The newspapers report on Trump's Ukraine peace proposal, which would recognize Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea (NYTimes, CNN), with Trump saying the US is putting pressure on Russia to stop attacks (ABC News). Defense Secretary Hegseth faces internal Pentagon conflicts, with reports of him threatening polygraph tests for generals (The Daily Beast) and using unsecured internet connections for Signal messaging (AP News). The Trump administration has restored funding for a women's health study after an unexpected elimination that shocked scientists (NPR). Harvard's antisemitism issues receive scrutiny (Boston Globe), while Trump's campaign store is selling "Trump 2028" hats, teasing a potential third term (Breitbart).
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