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President Donald Trump’s newly released budget plan calls for a $163 billion cut to nondefense spending while increasing the defense budget to $1.01 trillion. ⁠
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The Department of Homeland Security would receive $175 billion to fund expanded border security. The proposal targets “woke” and “radical left” programs and seeks to eliminate funding for climate initiatives, DEI efforts, and agencies such as the National Endowment for the Arts and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.⁠
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The Department of Education would lose $12 billion, with funding shifted toward charter schools. Health and Human Services would see a $33.3 billion cut, eliminating grants for mental health, substance abuse, and chronic illness prevention. ⁠
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The EPA faces a $5 billion reduction, with climate programs slashed and limited investment in clean water. Several international aid programs, including disaster relief and peacekeeping, would be eliminated or severely cut.⁠
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Despite widespread cuts, the Department of Defense receives a $113.3 billion boost, with pledges to dismantle DEI and climate programs. The VA would gain $5.4 billion for healthcare and records upgrades, while NASA’s budget would drop by $6 billion, with funding redirected to lunar and Mars exploration. ⁠
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The budget also includes increases for rural development, food inspection, and FAA modernization, while scaling back social programs, housing support, and job training initiatives.⁠
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Manchester United is reportedly preparing to offload four players to raise funds for a £92.5 million double transfer deal for Wolves’ Matheus Cunha and Ipswich Town’s Liam Delap. Manager Ruben Amorim is targeting new signings to strengthen the squad, especially in the striker, forward, and goalkeeper positions.

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The University of Pennsylvania will prohibit transgender athletes from competing on women’s sports teams and remove records set by Lia Thomas as part of a federal agreement, the Department of Education announced Tuesday. Thomas, a transgender woman and UPenn graduate, won the 2022 NCAA title in the women’s 500-yard freestyle.⁠
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The Department’s Office for Civil Rights said UPenn violated Title IX by “permitting males to compete in women’s intercollegiate athletics and to occupy women-only intimate facilities.” Title IX bars sex-based discrimination at institutions receiving federal funds. “This is a complex issue, and I am pleased that we were able to reach a resolution through the standard OCR process for concluding Title IX investigations,” UPenn President J. Larry Jameson said in a statement.⁠
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Jameson added that the university “will review and update the Penn women’s swimming records set during that season to indicate who would now hold the records under current eligibility guidelines.” The agreement requires the university to revise record books and team eligibility policies in line with federal directives.⁠
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