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A presidential order signed on Wednesday calls for the immediate end of water conservation standards limiting the number of gallons per minute flowing through showerheads and other appliances such as dishwashers, washing machines, and toilets.
Latest action follows warning letters to 60 US institutions accused of failing to protect Jewish students amid campus protests.
Shoshana Chatfield, a senior Jewish officer in the US Navy who held a high-ranking NATO post, was dismissed this week, becoming the fourth woman among nine top Pentagon officials to be ousted since President Donald Trump took office.
US President Donald Trump announced a 90-day suspension of the sweeping tariff plan he unveiled last week, with Wall Street soaring in response. And China? Tariffs on its goods will rise to 125%. "They showed disrespect for the markets," Trump said.
Surprisingly, Republicans are slightly more likely than Democrats to say there is no chance for the plan – 43% compared to 34%.
Workers are striking due to a long-running dispute over the elimination of the Waste Recycling Collection Officer (WRCO) position, which would leave approximately 150 members with substantially more work for reduced pay.
"This was a very productive visit, a very warm visit, and there are additional matters you'll hear about in the future," the prime minister said.
The former residence of "Hitler's deputy," Hermann Goering, situated on Sylt island in northern Germany, has been listed for sale at a price estimated between 15-18 million euros.
The initial EU counter-tariffs will be put to a vote on Wednesday and will be approved unless a qualified majority of 15 EU members representing 65% of the EU's population oppose it – a scenario considered highly unlikely.
The high-stakes talks come amid escalating regional tensions with Iran, ongoing hostage negotiations, and fresh economic friction after Trump's surprise 17% tariff announcement targeting Israeli imports.
