US President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday attempting to restrict birthright citizenship for certain non-citizens and ban birth tourism, following a recent Supreme Court ruling upholding the 150-year-old policy.
Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday restricting birthright citizenship and targeting 'birth tourism,' challenging a recent Supreme Court ruling upholding the 14th Amendment protections.
US President Donald Trump signed executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism, aiming to restrict automatic citizenship after a previous policy was rejected by the Supreme Court.
US President Donald Trump signed two executive orders seeking to limit birthright citizenship, focusing on narrow exceptions and birth tourism, following a recent Supreme Court decision upholding the practice.
US President Donald Trump has signed two executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship, targeting 'birth tourism' and certain foreign government employees' children, despite the Supreme Court previously ruling against similar efforts.
An art exhibition by Victor "Marka27" Quiñonez, focusing on Latino identity and immigration, was abruptly shut down at the University of North Texas. Leaked messages suggest administrators feared political backlash, reflecting a broader trend of universities scaling back DEI initiatives.
The Trump administration abruptly canceled $66 million in Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants, affecting dozens of organizations nationwide. Grantees, who had adapted curricula to meet previous federal requirements, were stunned by the immediate termination, citing "misalignment with agency priority, specifically normalizing sexual activity for minors."
President Donald Trump's attempts to tighten U.S. election rules through executive orders, legislation like the SAVE Act, and DOJ investigations have largely been blocked by federal courts and faced congressional opposition, limiting his reach despite his persistent, false claims of widespread voter fraud.
President Trump has moved the federal deadline for adopting post-quantum cryptography from 2035 to 2031. Experts are divided, with some calling it overdue and others too slow, highlighting the urgency and complexity of preparing for quantum threats.
President Trump signed executive orders to secure federal systems against quantum computers by 2031 and accelerate quantum computing development. This move heightens concerns for Bitcoin, with nearly 7 million BTC potentially vulnerable to quantum attacks, and highlights the slow pace of upgrading decentralized networks.
President Trump signed two executive orders Monday to bolster U.S. leadership in quantum computing and accelerate the transition to post-quantum cryptography, preparing for a future where quantum computers could break current encryption standards.
