While schools appear to be reducing DEI as per Trump’s policies, viewpoint diversity in academia remains underemphasized, Heterodox Academy reports.
State Medicaid directors are told to develop strategies to ensure that providers are legitimate. Noncompliant states could face audits.
The memo comes just weeks before a planned meeting in Beijing between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Drought and wildfires extended south into Florida, where 133 fires have burned more than 25,000 acres.

Diplomat Wu Chih-hsiang pointed out that a large portion of the world’s container ships pass through the Taiwan Strait each year.
The announcement from the US company comes as airlines around the world take steps to mitigate the spike in aviation fuel.
The new policy follows an earlier cellphone ban as the district seeks balance between technology use and student well-being.
DOJ placed cannabis products under Schedule III and launched an expedited process to reconsider the drug’s broader federal classification.

Aid officials press for emergency shipping mechanism while governments weigh the economic fallout from the choke point shutdown.
State lawmakers enact ‘Cade’s Law’ in memory of 16-year-old Cade Keller, making online facilitation of teen suicide a crime.
Muk Choi Lau’s attorneys argue he was entitled to be admitted to the country because he hadn’t yet been convicted.
The prices could be ‘perhaps lower’ than when the war with Iran began, the Treasury secretary says.
The Pentagon credited the Marines with continuing to support evacuation efforts despite receiving indications of an impending attack.
The criminals killed victims with ‘machetes, baseball bats, and their bare hands,’ said a DOJ official.
Nearly all U.S. health care is government-subsidized through direct payments, assistance with premium payments, tax deductions, or tax exemptions.
After allies failed to rally to president’s call for aid in Strait of Hormuz, congressional leaders say ’restructuring' the coalition is on tap.
Verizon and AT&T argued that the FCC’s in-house adjudication system violates their constitutional rights.
‘We’re asking the states to own that problem ... red and blue, all of them,’ he says.
The exemption would valid through April 20, 2027, according to the White House memorandum.