News for April 3, 2025

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said about 20% of the recent Health and Human Services layoffs may have been mistakes that need to be reversed.

Beloved Bath in Maplewood, New Jersey, is giving people with autism steady jobs while making bath products and candles.

Cuts at the National Institutes of Health could slow cancer research, disrupt clinical trials, and delay new treatments for patients.

The Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton III to the Cowboys, giving Dallas a young backup behind Dak Prescott.

Stellantis is pausing production at plants in Canada and Mexico and laying off 900 workers in the Midwest as it responds to new U.S. tariffs.

Eliot Tatelman is stepping back from daily leadership at Jordan’s Furniture, passing the brand’s future to his sons while still likely appearing in ads.

U.S. layoffs jumped sharply in March, with Elon Musk’s DOGE-driven federal job cuts helping push the total to the third-highest monthly level ever recorded.

Trump’s immigration crackdown is putting immigrant caregivers at risk, raising worries that U.S. families and long-term care providers will lose workers they depend on.

The Trump administration has cut more than $125 million in NIH funding for LGBTQ health research, disrupting studies and putting many researchers’ jobs at risk.

Mayor Eric Adams said he will skip the Democratic primary and run for reelection as an independent in New York City’s mayoral race.

Donald Trump’s new tariffs hit Lesotho especially hard, raising fears of factory closures and job losses as the country faces a 50% US import tax.