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Judge Revokes US Citizenship of Chinese Couple

A federal judge revoked the U.S. citizenship of a Chinese couple on March 30, after they pleaded guilty to trying to steal U.S. trade secrets for China.

Federal Judge Blocks Ballroom Construction at White House

A federal judge halted the White House ballroom project on March 31, temporarily pausing construction ordered by President Donald Trump.
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Airport Security Wait Times Slashed as TSA Workers Receive Paychecks

Many U.S. airports reported reduced security checkpoint wait times after worst pressure was relieved with TSA officers receiving first paychecks in weeks.

Federal Officials Sue Minnesota for Letting Boys Play on Girls’ Sports Teams

Federal officials on March 30 sued Minnesota over a policy that lets some boys who identify as girls participate in girls’ sports.

TSA Says Most Officers Have Received Back Pay as Some Airport Lines Ease

TSA announced that most of its officers have now received back pay, a move that appears to be easing security lines at airports across the country.

9th US LNG Plant Begins Operations in Race to Replace Production Lost in Iran War

Golden Pass LNG has begun production and is set to export LNG soon, helping offset global shortages after Iran damaged Qatar’s export capacity.

Los Angeles Police Arrest Dozens of Protesters After ‘No Kings’ Rally Turns Into Riot

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) arrested dozens of people who refused to leave a “No Kings” rally on March 28.

Virginia Hospitals Sued Patients Over a Million Times for Medical Debt, Report Finds

A study found that some hospitals frequently sued patients for medical debt over a 15-year period, although some providers say billing practices have changed.