A recent poll indicates that 56% of US adults disapprove of President Trump's handling of higher education, while four in ten approve, reflecting consistent job approval trends. Trump's administration has threatened to cut federal funding unless universities align with his political perspective, but many Americans see these institutions as crucial for scientific advancement. Additionally, Trump appointed Jeanine Pirro as interim US attorney for DC after his initial choice, Ed Martin, failed to gain Senate confirmation. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has started removing transgender service members, and the State Department is expected to announce a food aid plan for Gaza.
A recent poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals that 56% of Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of higher education issues, indicating a disconnect between his agenda and public opinion.
In notable personnel changes, Trump appointed Jeanine Pirro as interim US attorney for DC after his original choice, Ed Martin, failed to secure necessary Senate support.
The Pentagon has initiated the process of removing 1,000 military personnel who identify as transgender while also giving those who are not yet openly identified a 30-day window to exit.
The US State Department hinted at an imminent announcement regarding a plan for delivering food aid to Gaza, though specifics of the plan were not disclosed.
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