Representatives from the Ports of Tacoma and Seattle have issued a cautionary statement regarding the anticipated impact of President Trump's trade war, expected to manifest significantly in late May. As importers expedite shipments to circumvent the tariff deadline, longshoremen, truck drivers, and warehouse workers are projected to experience diminished labor hours, while consumers may encounter the repercussions in the form of empty shelves.

In a March 31st article published by the North Carolina Black Alliance, the Smithsonian leader revisits history during an HBCU stop at Shaw University; Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch said, “I will probably get fired at some point,” Bunch said. “But I think the goal would be to, sort of, fight the fight as long as you can.”

The Trump administration has initiated efforts to modify the National Climate Assessment, a crucial report detailing the impacts of climate change across the United States, with the intent to misleadingly portray the climate crisis as beneficial to humanity.