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U.S. News Flash: Consumer Watchdog Layoffs, Gun Violence, and Legal Tensions

U.S. News Flash: Consumer Watchdog Layoffs, Gun Violence, and Legal Tensions The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced plans to lay off nearly 90% of its workforce, following a recent court ruling. This includes dismissing 1,500 employees across key divisions. Staff have begun receiving formal notices, a move confirmed by agency representatives.A U.S. appeals court cautioned the Trump administration against perceived lawlessness amid legal confrontations. The court upheld a decision to return a man wrongly deported to El Salvador, warning the administration of risks to public perception.In Florida, two were killed and four injured at Florida State University by a deputy sheriff's son, who had access to a personal firearm. Meanwhile, protests erupted over Trump’s educational policies, with accusations of undermining universities like Harvard.

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced plans to lay off nearly 90% of its workforce, following a recent court ruling.

This includes dismissing 1,500 employees across key divisions. Staff have begun receiving formal notices, a move confirmed by agency representatives. A U.

S. appeals court cautioned the Trump administration against perceived lawlessness amid legal confrontations. The court upheld a decision to return a man wrongly deported to El Salvador, warning the administration of risks to public perception.

In Florida, two were killed and four injured at Florida State University by a deputy sheriff's son, who had access to a personal firearm. Meanwhile, protests erupted over Trump's educational policies, with accusations of undermining universities like Harvard. (With inputs from agencies.

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