Controversies and Legal Battles in Trump's America

This summary delves into recent controversies involving President Donald Trump's administration. Key events include opposition to dismantling the Education Department, a security breach with Yemen war plans, lawsuits against power companies in LA, Trump's legal battles, and the impact of funding cuts on U.S. food banks.

In a series of heated domestic affairs, advocates have moved to block President Trump's executive order aimed at dismantling the United States Education Department. Major entities including teachers' unions and the NAACP have sued to stop this action.

Meanwhile, a significant security lapse occurred when a journalist inadvertently received messages containing U.S. war plans against Yemen's Houthis, raising alarm among Democratic lawmakers over national security concerns.

Additionally, Los Angeles residents affected by the Palisades wildfire have filed lawsuits against local authorities, claiming that neglected municipal power lines were responsible for the inferno. Elsewhere, the Trump administration approaches the Supreme Court to reverse a mandate to rehire federal workers.

(With inputs from agencies.)