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The Trump administration froze $50 million in federal funding for condom distribution in Gaza, according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.

White House says SNAP, welfare, Social Security will continue during aid freeze

California lawmakers announce a new bill to hold oil companies accountable for natural disasters, allowing victims of wildfires to sue.

Calif. lawmakers announce bill to make oil companies pay for natural disasters

Aerospace giant Boeing posted its biggest annual loss since 2020. This is what a top aviation analyst thinks should be Boeing's next steps.

Boeing suffers biggest annual loss since 2020 as CEO looks for a rebound

As ICE continues deportation raids across the country, the recent appearance of Dr. Phil at one of those raids has sparked debate among the media.

Was Dr. Phil’s ICE ride-along a spectacle or effective? Bias Breakdown

Two senators are asking President Trump to provide his rationale for the removals of more than a dozen inspectors general.

Republican asks Trump for explanation on controversial IG firings

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the drones in New Jersey last month were authorized to fly by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Trump press secretary confirms New Jersey drones were authorized by FAA

NASA gears up to fly supersonic jet, while an independent company completes first flight

NASA’s X-59 jet ready to transform supersonic travel with flight in 2025

Trump said the military turned on the water under emergency powers, the state said federal workers restarted pumps that were off for maintenance.

Trump claims the military restored water in California, state says it’s false

U.S. Border Patrol agents exchanged gunfire with suspected Mexican cartel members near the U.S.-Mexico border.

Border Patrol, Mexican cartel exchange gunfire amid ramped up security

Denmark boosts Arctic defense spending by $2.05 billion to counter Russia and China threats, enhancing surveillance and NATO missions.

Denmark unveils $2 billion Arctic defense plan after Trump threats

Philippines joining allies in Pacific exercise

The Oklahoma State Board of Education is considering a proposal that would require parents to show proof of their child's citizenship.

Parents of Oklahoma students could be required to prove child’s citizenship

The first major immigration raids in New York City since Donald Trump's inauguration happened Tuesday, Jan. 28.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joins NYC immigration raids

An Indiana man who was pardoned by President Donald Trump last week for his role in the 2021 U.S. Capitol riots was killed by an officer.

Indiana man pardoned by Trump over Jan. 6 riots killed at traffic stop

Millennials are now the generation with the highest net worth, but it doesn't feel that way to them.

Millennials’ net worth quadrupled, but it’s mostly ‘phantom wealth’

The village of East Palestine, Ohio, and Norfolk Southern have agreed to a $22 million settlement, nearly two years after a disastrous train derailment.

Norfolk Southern and East Palestine reach $22 million settlement

Trump executive order pushes for Iron Dome-style protection in US

Google backs Trump's executive order to rename U.S. landmarks, including the Gulf of Mexico and Denali, pending federal approval.

Google to rename ‘Gulf of Mexico’ to ‘Gulf of America’

President Trump has signed an executive order banning transgender people from the U.S. military.

Trump signs orders making major changes to US military

House Republicans are urging the mayors of Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York City to testify about their sanctuary policies.

House Republicans call on Democratic mayors to testify on sanctuary policies

The Trump administration’s pause on U.S. foreign aid has thrown the future of a program that slowed the global HIV/AIDS epidemic into doubt.

US foreign aid pause leaves future of program to fight HIV unclear

The Education Department is ending "Biden’s book ban hoax," dismissing book ban complaints and eliminating the "book ban coordinator" role.

US DOE’s Office for Civil Rights ends ‘Biden’s book ban hoax’

Under the Trump administration, the Justice Department fired more than a dozen career officials who worked to prosecute the former president.

Justice Dept. fires over a dozen attorneys who worked on Trump prosecutions

Tech giant NVIDIA saw its value plummet by $600 billion on Monday, marking the largest single-day drop in U.S. stock market history.

Nvidia sees historic $600 billion loss as China’s DeepSeek draws attention

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