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13.03.2025 โ€” Day Schumer Surrendered As European Alcohol Faced Tariff Wall

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 13.03.2025.

It displays 289 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

13.03.2025 โ‡ข Day Schumer Surrendered As European Alcohol Faced Tariff Wall
โŒจThe morning brought news of EPA's massive environmental deregulations while Russia recaptured territory in Kursk. By midday, trade tensions escalated dramatically as Trump threatened 200% tariffs on European wines and spirits in retaliation for EU's proposed whiskey tariffs, further expanding the trade war that began with steel and aluminum.

Trump's administrative reshaping continued with the abrupt withdrawal of David Weldon's CDC director nomination just before his confirmation hearing. A federal judge delivered a significant blow by ordering reinstatement of thousands of fired probationary federal employees, calling the terminations unlawful.

Putin expressed openness to the US-proposed 30-day Ukraine ceasefire while demanding further negotiations. The government shutdown crisis appeared resolved by evening when Senate Majority Leader Schumer surprisingly announced Democrats would support the Republican funding bill, effectively surrendering in the standoff.
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00:44โ‡ขEPA Guts Environmental Protections As Shutdown Deadline Nears

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's environmental deregulation as EPA rolls back climate regulations including EV mandates (Common Dreams, The Epoch Times). A government shutdown looms with "votes not there" to avoid a Friday deadline (HuffPost, Boston Globe, CBS, NY Post). Trump's economic approval hits an all-time low (The Daily Beast, Washington Post) while global trade tensions escalate with Canada and EU announcing retaliatory tariffs against US steel and aluminum levies (USA Today). A SpaceX mission to retrieve Starliner astronauts faces delays (ABC News), and Defense Secretary Hegseth orders a review of military fitness and grooming standards (Breitbart).
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03:54โ‡ขFederal Power Reshaped Through Mass Layoffs

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump administration's sweeping actions to reshape federal power. Multiple outlets cover massive Education Department layoffs affecting student loans and civil rights enforcement (LA Times, Vox). Environmental deregulation accelerates as EPA administrator Lee Zeldin announces rollbacks of climate regulations (NBC News, Common Dreams, Epoch Times). International tensions rise with Canada issuing explicit warnings against Trump's policies (Daily Beast) as new tariffs trigger retaliation (AP News). Government shutdown appears imminent with Democrats blocking Trump's funding bill (OANN, CBS, HuffPost). Several sources report increased federal targeting of dissent, including pressure on transgender rights in Maine (Boston Globe, NYTimes).
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Elon Muskโ€™s group obscured the details of some new claims on its site, despite promises of transparency. The Times was still able to detect more mistakes.
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10:35โ‡ขRussia Reclaims Kursk Territory

โŒจThe newspapers report on Russia's military progress in Ukraine, with Putin demanding "total victory" in Kursk (ABC News) as Moscow claims to have recaptured the key town of Sudzha (CNN). Economic concerns dominate domestic coverage as Trump's promised economic boost fails to materialize (NBC News, Washington Post), recession fears mount (USA Today), and new tariffs trigger retaliation from Canada and the EU (USA Today, HuffPost). The EPA plans to target dozens of environmental regulations (NPR, Common Dreams) while lawmakers with Republican affiliations appear to have privileged access to avoid DOGE budget cuts through direct contact with Elon Musk (Boston Globe, NYTimes, Slate).
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Bulgaria is set to become the latest member of the European single currency. The move is painted as an almost natural march of progress โ€” with little to no public debate on what it really means for Bulgariansโ€™ living standards.
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12:57โ‡ขTrump Threatens 200% European Alcohol Tariff

โŒจThe newspapers report on escalating trade tensions as Trump threatens 200% tariffs on European alcohol products in retaliation for EU's proposed American whiskey tariffs (ABC News, Boston Globe, Newsweek). Russia continues making military gains in Ukraine, with Putin showing the "upper hand" in peace negotiations while reclaiming Sudzha in Kursk region (CBS, CNN). Domestic political battles intensify with government shutdown concerns amid Republican funding bill opposition (Common Dreams, Washington Post). International attention includes controversy over Trump's Greenland rhetoric (NPR) and migrant detention plans (Daily Beast), while concerns about California's $3.44 billion Medicaid borrowing for undocumented immigrants surface (Breitbart).
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Mahmoud Khalilโ€™s arrest is a cut-and-dry free speech issue that makes two things clear. First, the Right was always disingenuous when it claimed to care about free speech. Second, the Left should never have ceded the issue.
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14:38โ‡ขCDC Nominee Withdrawn Before Hearing

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's sudden withdrawal of his CDC director nominee David Weldon just before his confirmation hearing (Boston Globe, Fox News, USA Today). Russia has rejected the Trump administration's 30-day Ukraine ceasefire proposal, with Putin aides insisting on a "long-term solution" instead of a temporary pause (CNN, Epoch Times, NPR). Trade tensions escalate as Trump threatens a 200% tariff on European wines and spirits if the EU imposes tariffs on American whiskey (AP News, OANN, ABC News). Meanwhile, Southern California faces severe weather with flooding, mudslides and power outages from a major storm (LA Times, NBC News).
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Elon Muskโ€™s group obscured the details of some new claims on its site, despite promises of transparency. The Times was still able to detect more mistakes.
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16:15โ‡ขWeldon CDC Nomination Yanked

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump administration withdrawing David Weldon's CDC director nomination moments before his Senate confirmation hearing (Fox News, NBC News, NPR, The Daily Beast, HuffPost, OANN, USA Today, Boston Globe). Trade tensions escalate as Trump threatens 200% tariffs on European alcohol products in response to EU's proposed American whiskey tariffs (AP News, ABC News, NYTimes, The Epoch Times). International developments include Trump reportedly ordering military plans to invade Panama to seize the canal (Common Dreams) and Putin scheduling private talks with Trump envoy Witkoff on a potential Ukraine truce (Newsweek, CBS).
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he agrees in principle with a U.S. proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, with terms and conditions still to be determined to ensure a lasting peace.
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17:14โ‡ขJudge Orders Fired Federal Employees Reinstated

โŒจThe newspapers report on a federal judge ordering reinstatement of thousands of probationary federal employees fired by the Trump administration (ABC News, Boston Globe, CBS, NBC News, NPR, Washington Post). Judge William Alsup ruled the terminations unlawful and required six agencies to offer jobs back within a week. International news focuses on potential Ukraine ceasefire progress, with Putin agreeing "in principle" to a US-proposed 30-day truce but noting further discussions are needed (AP News, Breitbart, CNN, NYTimes). Domestic protests have erupted at Trump Tower over ICE's arrest of pro-Palestinian student activist Mahmoud Khalil (Fox News, NY Post, Jacobin).
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18:16โ‡ขJudge Orders Mass Rehiring of Federal Workers

โŒจThe newspapers report on a federal judge ordering the Trump administration to rehire terminated probationary employees across six federal agencies, calling the firings unlawful (Boston Globe, CBS, Epoch Times, HuffPost, NBC News, USA Today, Washington Post). President Trump met with NATO's Secretary General in the Oval Office (ABC News, Fox News), while international tensions continue as Putin expressed openness to a Ukraine ceasefire proposal but emphasized more discussions are needed (AP News, Breitbart, CNN, NYTimes). Domestic politics feature a looming government shutdown threat as Senate Democrats face pressure to either support or block a Republican funding bill before Friday's deadline (NPR). Protests continue at Trump Tower demanding the release of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil (Common Dreams, Jacobin).
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19:40โ‡ขSupreme Court Asked To Allow Birthright Citizenship Limits

โŒจThe newspapers report on the Trump administration's legal battles over two key issues: birthright citizenship restrictions and federal employee firings. The administration has asked the Supreme Court to partially allow implementation of birthright citizenship limits while legal challenges continue (AP News, Boston Globe, CBS). Meanwhile, a judge has ordered reinstatement of thousands of probationary federal workers who were fired, ruling the terminations illegal (NBC News, Newsweek). Government shutdown concerns persist as Republicans block a vote on Trump tariffs amid Democratic opposition to funding proposals (ABC News, Breitbart, NPR). Internationally, Putin has expressed openness to a ceasefire in Ukraine while stopping short of a firm commitment (Fox News, NYTimes).
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21:23โ‡ขSenate Shutdown Showdown Intensifies

โŒจThe newspapers report on heightening political tensions over three main issues. First, a potential government shutdown looms as Senate Democrats face pressure regarding Republican spending proposals, with partisan accusations escalating (Common Dreams, Fox News, USA Today, Breitbart, NPR). Second, the Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in birthright citizenship restrictions (CNN, Boston Globe, CBS, AP News). Third, administrative changes continue with the White House transferring background checks from FBI to Pentagon (ABC News) and a judge ordering reinstatement of fired federal workers (Epoch Times, NBC News, Newsweek). International developments include modest progress on Ukraine ceasefire talks with Putin expressing "reservations" (CNN, NYTimes).
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22:52โ‡ขMarkets Tumble Into Correction As Shutdown Threat Grows

โŒจThe newspapers report on three main developments. A potential government shutdown looms with Democrats divided over GOP spending proposals (Common Dreams, Fox News, Vox, Breitbart, USA Today). Financial markets are tumbling, with stocks entering correction territory amid investor concerns about Trump administration policies (NYTimes, HuffPost). Legal battles continue as a federal judge ordered reinstatement of fired probationary workers (OANN), the Trump administration seeks Supreme Court intervention on birthright citizenship (Boston Globe, CNN), and reports indicate Trump plans to invoke wartime powers for deportations (Daily Beast). International news covers Putin expressing doubts about a Ukraine ceasefire proposal (NPR).
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