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Thursday, 9 April 2026
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Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadBritain faces economic 'heart attack', warns former Burnham aide

Ex-adviser hits out at prime minister's 'negligent' fiscal policy, comparing him to a 'reckless' doctor who should be 'struck off' as economy is 'more precarious than any time in last 50 years'

Michaela Towfighi· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDartmouth head aims to usher in era of AI

Policy defies many in higher ed, even at her own school

LeadMILLER PROMOTED TO CHIEF OF STAFF IN TRUMP SHAKEUP

Naming Policy Hard-Liner Could Signal a Stronger Aversion to Compromise

Tyler PagerMaggie HabermanJonathan Swan· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryStephen Miller is Trump’s new chief of staff

In the wake of the midterm rout, longtime chief Susie Wiles is replaced by the architect of the administration’s mass deportation policy.

Tim Sullivan and Nicholas Riccardi· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryTrump’s policy on migrants has led to backlash
Ryan FairclothWalker Orenstein· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryKlobuchar, Demuth offer competing economic visions

With two weeks until election, governor hopefuls debate business policy.

Maureen Groppe· Arizona Republic · US
LeadJustices agree to review migrant detention policy

Opponents decry it as attempt to pressure migrants

Michael Van Sickler· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadJolly, Donalds' ideas put us at crossroads

The candidates won’t debate, but their policy differences are on clear display.

Tony Diver· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham signals end of triple lock

Prime Minister to review policy as he seeks money for NHS-style social care service

Michelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadPa. voters torn on a Shapiro presidential run

The governor has strong Democratic backing and a share of GOP support. Some respondents cited foreign policy concerns.

Demetri SevastopuloJoe Leahy· Financial Times · UK
LeadXi calls on rivals to 'coexist in peace' as Trump hosts White House visit

Chinese leader more cautious on AI • Trade war truce extended • Talks to include policy on Taiwan

Ryan J. Foley· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryICE hides locations of thousands of detainees with removal orders

The unannounced change in policy leaves attorneys and families frantic to find them.

Aamer Madhani· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryIf not for China, oil prices might be worse

Iran war sent costs soaring. Trump can thank Xi's policy that they aren't higher.

Cat Zakrzewski· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump, sons heavily into AI

POLICY COULD AFFECT FAMILY INVESTMENTS

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadReform’s millions in tax breaks for crypto investors

Farage’s party to hand hundreds of millions in capital gains relief to currency financiers – including two mega-donors – as Institute for Fiscal Studies says there is ‘no feasible rationale’ for policy

David E. SangerDustin Volz· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadAs fears of AI catastrophe intensify, Washington stirs but mostly sleeps

Legislators and policymakers have taken little action, and the president is still a cheerleader.

Paul Heintz· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryIn Vermont, new refugees touch a nerve

Afrikaners favored by Trump policy

Robert Anglen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryCollapse of ASU athlete linked to heat policy

Comatose hockey player's lawyer claims school actions a violation

Rachel RoubeinJarrell Dillard· Washington Post · US
SecondaryAn eye on major Medicare expansion

Democrats will focus on health policy if they take the House

Brianna Sacks and Kevin Crowe· Washington Post · US
SecondaryWhy more homeowners are buying less coverage

As extreme weather increases, this last-resort insurance policy booms

Jeff GammageAbraham GutmanChris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryICE detention policy ruled unlawful

Undocumented immigrants in the country for years are entitled to hearings, the Third Circuit said.

Caroline KubzanskyMadeline Buckley· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryUnaccompanied kids getting deported under DHS policy

Children being denied due process in Chicago court, attorneys allege

David J. Lynch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryU.S.-Canada breakdown shows limits of Trump’s aggressive trade policy

As Prime Minister Mark Carney turns his back on the U.S. deal, other nations are watching.

Ellen Barry and Jason Deparle· New York Times · US
SecondaryHOW TRUMP ALLY SHAPED POLICY FOR HOMELESS

Cicero Institute Steering G.O.P. Away From ‘Housing First’

Federica CoccoSteve Thompson· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDrug prices plummet at fastest clip since 1963

White House takes credit, but some experts point to a Biden-era policy

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryNo-knock ban, pot policy could make city ballot

Petition signatures for referendum submitted to City Hall

Ryan J. Foley· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryICE puts limits on releasing cameras' footage

Policy on shootings cites 'in the best interests' of agency

Bernard Condon and Brian Slodysko· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTrump to profit off his policy posts

Investors can now buy early access to his social media, raising host of ethical issues.

Sonja Sharp· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCourts restore migrant bond hearings

Two appellate rulings strike down Trump’s ‘mandatory detention’ expansion policy.

Abby Church· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCouncil awaits ethics policy reforms

Main investigative office is seen as lacking transparency, independence from mayor

Nilesh Christopher· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSeeking a solution for when AI goes rogue

OpenAI bot’s attack on a rival rattles industry leaders, policymakers and consumers

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryPolicy shift frustrates RIDE users

Disabled and older clients of authority’s service say new rules leave them holding the bag

Steve Hendrix· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDaunting task ahead for new U.K. leader

Burnham prepares for foreign policy challenges, dealings with Trump

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadMiliband tipped to lead shake-up of Foreign Office

‘Red Ed’ expected to become foreign secretary and begin restoration of overseas aid as Andy Burnham plots first-day policy blitz including more oil and gas drilling in North Sea

David Nakamura· Washington Post · US
SecondaryAlong the Potomac, a cruise to cheer crackdown

Conservatives gather on a yacht to reinforce support for Trump policy

SecondaryICE pauses traffic arrests

POLICY SHIFT AFTER 2 FATAL SHOOTINGS

Karen Tumulty· Washington Post · US
LeadForeign policy hawk chided Trump, became ally

South Carolinian with folksy demeanor was occasionally criticized as a political shape-shifter

LeadCity transportation planner killed on bike

Woman who helped guide Bluebike policy hit by truck on Tremont Street

Megan Kimble· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryTexas home insurers profited big in ’25

Policyholders paid an average of $3,500, saw slower rate hikes

Abbie Vansickle· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryHigh court upholds birthright citizenship

6-3 decision is a big loss for Trump, who has sought policy change for years

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryGreenspan dies at 100

Former Fed chair steered the United States’ monetary policy during five terms as chairman of the Federal Reserve under four presidents. 10A

Claire JonesKate Duguid· Financial Times · UK
LeadWarsh’s push to axe Fed guidance risks lifting borrowing costs, investors warn

Chair’s policy triggers concern ● Hawkish tilt drives bond yields up ● Move could fuel ‘animal spirits’

Katelyn Ferral· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadDisabled veterans say St. Petersburg VA discriminates with back-to-office policy

Hobbled employees are being ordered back to the workplace against medical advice following an executive order from Trump.

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryConcessions to Iran a reversal of U.S. policy

White House faces sharp, swift criticism over terms that GOP had long opposed.

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryLOVE KEPT APART

Green card policy may mean long separations for families

John Lomax VMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadSubsidies for patrols could increase

Harris commissioners approve policy on ‘contract deputy’ program for neighborhoods

Olaf StorbeckIan Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadECB increases rates in ‘pretty obvious’ response to Middle East energy shock

First rise since 2023 ● Central bank leads G7 reaction ● Move was expected ● No hint on future policy

Noah GoldbergDavid Zahniser· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryMayoral runoff is about to be a ‘knife fight’

With similar stances on policy, Bass and Raman are likely to go negative, experts say.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryNationalise Thames Water, says Burnham

Manchester mayor reveals first major policy proposals for Labour

Jean Eaglesham and Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadGrowing Home-Insurance Risk: Claims That Don’t Get a Payout

Some carriers are less likely to reimburse policyholders when a disaster strikes

Tony Marrero· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAfter fatal Ybor City pursuit, Tampa police update policy

An internal review found that state troopers weren't asked to start the chase that left 4 dead and injured 13.

Szu Ping ChanTim Wallace· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadReeves tells shops to cap food prices

Retail sector decries '1970s-style' policy as Labour attempts to combat surging inflation

Brian SchwartzDave Michaels· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadSuspicious Bets on D.C. Policy Increasingly Task Regulators

Kalshi, Polymarket draw scrutiny over wagers tied to moves in politics, military

Sam Janesch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWith Street, Rabb, 3rd Dist. primary features a clash of legislative styles

They’re both Philly Democrats serving in Harrisburg. But they have starkly different policy priorities.

Rozina Sabur· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadChina exploited WFH to spy on UK

Civil servant used remote working policy to track Hong Kong dissidents in Britain

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds target LAUSD over sex allegations

Agency investigates ‘reassignment’ of teachers. District says policy misinterpreted.

Abby ChurchMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHow Houston’s ICE policy fell apart

Whitmire blames council members; they say mayor gave them no choice but to force a vote

Abby ChurchMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHPD officers back to waiting on ICE

Revised policy on civil immigration warrants calls for 'reasonable amount of time' for pickups

Abby ChurchMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadCouncil amends ICE warrant policy

Hotly debated move comes after Abbott threatened funding, Paxton sued the city

Abby ChurchRyan NickersonMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadMayor proposes ICE policy changes

Legal expert says adjustments would make city's new ordinance 'almost meaningless'

Matt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadSome want mayor to challenge state

Council members, legal experts say fight over ICE policy winnable after Whitmire backs off

Eric Lipton· New York Times · US
SecondarySyrians, Needing U.S. Help, Invoke Trump Name

Billionaire Brothers Try to Sway Policy While Dangling Carrots

Romy EllenbogenEmily L. Mahoney· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryData center could be thwarted by new water rule

A Florida water management board quietly changed its policy for data centers after a state push.

Abby ChurchPeter WarrenMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadMayor reverses course on ICE policy

Governor threatened to pull $110 million in grants after council limited cooperation

Abby ChurchMatt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCity OKs plan to limit HPD’s cooperation with ICE

Proposal erases Whitmire’s recent changes to policy