News for March 31, 2025

Top Republicans in Congress downplayed Donald Trump’s talk of seeking a third term, saying the Constitution bars it unless it is changed.

U.S. stocks ended a rough first quarter as President Donald Trump’s tariff plans added more uncertainty to already falling markets.

A Boston judge dismissed William Martell Lebron’s case after ICE detained him during his jury trial and found an ICE agent in contempt of court.

A judge ruled that Karen Read’s defense cannot argue that Colin Albert may have killed John O’Keefe, limiting part of her third-party culprit strategy ahead of her retrial.

Elon Musk said backlash over his government cuts work is hurting Tesla’s stock, even as he called the drop a possible buying chance.

President Donald Trump has made transgender rights a major political issue, even though transgender people are less than 1% of the U.S. population.

Secretary Pete Hegseth said Japan is an indispensable partner against Chinese aggression and announced a stronger U.S. military command in Japan.

Elon Musk used a Wisconsin campaign event to push support for Brad Schimel and defend his Department of Government Efficiency, saying its cuts to government waste could help the economy.

Maxim Naumov gave an emotional performance at the world championships gala as he honored his parents, Vadim Naumov and Evgenia Shishkova, who died in the Washington, D.C. plane crash.