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Canada and Mexico are retaliating against Trump's tariffs with some of their own.

Trump administration to shut down USAID, Musk says

Two USAID security chiefs were placed on leave after allegedly forbidding DOGE officials from accessing classified data.

USAID security chiefs on leave after trying to stop DOGE from accessing data

Gun control activist and March for Our Lives co-founder David Hogg was elected as vice chair of the Democratic National Committee.

David Hogg wins DNC vice chair role, pledges to mobilize young voters

Canada will impose 25% retaliatory tariffs on $107 billion worth of U.S. goods in response to President Donald Trump’s latest trade measures.

Canada retaliates with 25% tariffs on more than $100B in US goods

Chinese AI-driven data analytics firm, DeepSeek, suffered a major security breach, exposing more than one million sensitive records.

DeepSeek data leak exposes more than 1 million sensitive records

The U.S. military carried out airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Somalia, marking the first operation under Trump’s second term.

Trump orders airstrikes on ISIS in Somalia, targets senior leader

President Donald Trump announced that Venezuela has agreed to receive all Venezuelans illegally living in the United States.

Maduro agrees to accept Trump deportees into Venezuela

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has given Elon Musk's Department of Governmental Efficiency full access to the federal payment system.

Musk’s DOGE gains access to critical Treasury Department payment system

Fire officials said the California wildfires are fully contained three weeks after they first reported.

California wildfires fully contained three weeks after fires began

A new study by the Tax Foundation shows that the new Trump tariffs could cost the average family nearly $1,000 this year.

Trump signs executive orders imposing new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China

The Trump administration announced it had fired Rohit Chopra, the chief of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Trump fires Consumer Financial Protection Bureau chief Rohit Chopra

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has issued an executive order banning Chinese-owned AI and social media apps from all state-issued devices

Texas bans DeepSeek, RedNote, other Chinese apps from government devices

The Defense Department removed media outlets from the Pentagon under a new program they call the Annual Media Rotation Program.

DOD removes media outlets from Pentagon under new rotation program

Ken Martin, longtime leader of the Minnesota Democratic Party, was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee on Saturday.

Ken Martin elected as DNC Chair, pledges to rebuild Democratic Party

CBS News has agreed to give the transcripts of the “60 Minutes” interview of former Vice President Harris to the FCC amid a lawsuit by President Trump.

CBS to give ’60 Minutes’ Harris interview transcripts to FCC amid Trump lawsuit

Venezuela released six detained Americans on Friday following a high-level meeting between President Nicolás Maduro and Richard Grenell.

Venezuela frees 6 Americans after meeting with Trump’s diplomatic envoy

Many U.S. companies incorporate in Delaware, due to laws favoring businesses. But amid a lawsuit, Meta is considering leaving the state.

Meta considers moving its incorporation to Texas, leaving Delaware: Report

A Learjet 55 crashed in a northeast Philadelphia neighborhood Friday evening, igniting fires that damaged homes and vehicles.

Medical jet carrying pediatric patient crashes in Philadelphia neighborhood

Federal Reserve adviser charged for helping China

Federal Reserve adviser charged with ‘economic espionage’ for helping China

The U.S. Army helicopter involved in a crash with a commuter jet over the Potomac River was reportedly not using any Artificial Intelligence.

Crashed US Army Black Hawk did ‘not have any AI capability’

Two Republican congressmen introduced the SHUSH Act, which aims to remove regulations surrounding firearm suppressors.

GOP lawmakers introduce SHUSH Act to ease firearm suppressor regulations

A Rhode Island federal judge issued the second ruling this week blocking the Trump administration’s freeze on distributing federal money.

Second judge rules to block Trump spending freeze from taking effect

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Many federal websites, data sets go dark following Trump’s ‘gender ideology’ ban

Amazon is increasing ad spending on X, reversing a decision made over a year ago amid concerns about content moderation.

Amazon to increase ad spend on X, signaling policy reversal: Report

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