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EPA NUKES CLIMATE RULING - Trump rescinds 2009 endangerment finding

President Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin rescinded the 2009 endangerment finding that underpinned federal greenhouse gas regulations, eliminating the legal basis for many emissions rules and setting up immediate legal challenges

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1.6 million - Illegal migrants in US with final deportation orders, ICE says

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"I used to snort cocaine off of toilet seats" — Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Trump declares largest deregulatory action in US history - EPA nixes endangerment finding

The Trump administration announced a sweeping rollback of the 2009 greenhouse gas 'endangerment finding' that formed the legal basis for decades of federal climate regulation. The move removes EPA authority to enforce many vehicle and emissions standards and is expected to trigger immediate legal challenges and industry shifts.

Lawmakers leave town as DHS funding runs out - shutdown looms

Congress failed to secure funding for the Department of Homeland Security before leaving Washington, leaving a partial DHS shutdown almost certain. The impasse centers on immigration policy demands and could disrupt TSA, FEMA, and other homeland operations.

BREAKING: FBI boosts reward to 100000 in Nancy Guthrie case

Authorities intensified the search for Savannah Guthrie’s missing mother by releasing images and increasing rewards. The FBI doubled the reward and circulated photos of a backpack and suspect details as investigators expand canvass areas and examine new leads.

Border czar Tom Homan announces drawdown - Minnesota ICE surge ending

The Trump administration is winding down its heavily criticized Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis after weeks of mass arrests, protests and two US citizen deaths. Federal and state officials now argue over accountability and replacement plans for the withdrawn forces.

Top Goldman lawyer resigns after Epstein email revelations

Goldman Sachs' top legal executive is departing amid revelations from the Jeffrey Epstein files showing a close relationship. The resignations sparked scrutiny across Wall Street and Washington about ethics and past government ties.

DOJ logs lawmakers searches of Epstein files and defends practice

A controversy erupted after the Justice Department disclosed it logs lawmakers' searches of DOJ repositories tied to the Jeffrey Epstein files. Speaker and House members demand accountability while Democrats push for an inspector general probe into alleged surveillance.

Ukraine briefing: Russian strikes leave thousands without power

Russian forces launched a barrage of missiles and drones at Ukrainian cities as Western ministers meet in Munich. The attacks inflicted civilian damage and power outages and underscore mounting pressure on allies to increase support and deterrence.

Trump warns Iran of a 'very traumatic' outcome if talks fail

President Trump signaled tough diplomacy with Tehran while asserting control over any final deal, warning of severe consequences if talks fail. The administration continues parallel military and diplomatic posturing as negotiations remain fragile.

US signs tariff cut trade pact with Taiwan - tariffs set to 15 percent

Washington and Taipei finalized a trade pact that lowers tariffs and aims to deepen supply chain ties, prompting shifts in investment flows and geopolitical calculations across Asia. The deal signals closer economic alignment and potential strategic consequences.

Anthropic hits 380 billion valuation as funding round tops tens of billions

AI funding and market jitters dominated markets as investors punished firms seen as vulnerable to automation. Anthropic's massive valuation and fundraising coincided with sharp tech and transport selloffs tied to AI disruption fears.

NASA and SpaceX ready Crew‑12 launch - four astronaut relief crew set to fly

NASA and SpaceX completed final reviews for a Crew‑12 launch to restore the International Space Station to full capacity. The mission advances US crewed operations and underscores continued commercial partnership in low Earth orbit.

Counter‑drone laser identified - LOCUST system shut El Paso skies

An airborne laser counter‑drone system triggered an FAA closure over El Paso, provoking a clash between aviation and defense authorities. Officials now point fingers over coordination failures as flights were canceled and communication channels broke down.

US energy secretary tours Venezuelan oil facility as ties warm

US officials opened diplomatic and energy channels with Venezuela even as courts order the government to repatriate migrants deported to dangerous prisons. The moves reflect a fast‑changing US approach to Caracas tied to energy and humanitarian legal fights.

Japan seizes Chinese vessel after attempted flight from inspection

Tokyo detained and inspected a Chinese vessel after it tried to flee inside Japan's territorial waters, escalating tensions. Asian leaders are trading warnings about force and sovereignty as regional disputes over Taiwan and maritime rights intensify.

North Korea signals daughter as likely successor - intelligence warns

South Korea's intelligence services indicate Kim Jong Un may be grooming his daughter as a successor, marking an unusual potential break with dynastic norms. Analysts warn the move could shape Pyongyang's succession planning and regional stability.

Two US Navy ships collide in Caribbean during refueling - minor injuries

A collision between two US Navy vessels during at‑sea operations left minor injuries and prompted a safety review. Naval officials said refueling maneuvers led to contact as crews managed the aftermath and assessed damage to both ships.

DOJ antitrust chief resigns after clashes over major merger decisions

Gail Slater, the Justice Department’s top antitrust official, departed amid internal clashes over merger policy. Her exit signals policy shifts at DOJ and raises questions about enforcement priorities in the tech and media sectors.

Europe warily awaits US delegation at Munich - tensions with Washington rise

Strains within NATO and at the Munich Security Conference revealed gaps in US‑European coordination as some American delegates skipped key meetings. Officials warned of a new era of geopolitics as allies push Europe to assume more defence responsibilities.

Remote Canadian town grieves after deadly school shooting

A remote Canadian community reels after a mass school shooting that killed multiple people including children. Authorities continue to identify victims and probe the shooter’s history while the nation confronts widespread grief and questions about prevention.

Apple stock plunges 5 percent amid FTC scrutiny and AI worries

Major tech and transport names slid as investors fretted over AI disruption and regulatory scrutiny. Apple posted its worst day in months amid FTC attention while network and memory‑sensitive stocks plunged and futures signalled continued volatility.

A German general prepares the country for possible war - clock is ticking

Germany’s military leaders and planners are accelerating preparedness amid rising concerns over potential Russian aggression in Europe. Officials describe adjustments in doctrine and readiness that reflect a strategic shift in Berlin’s defense posture.

Trump says US China ties very good ahead of reciprocal visits

Washington signaled detente and tactical patience with Beijing ahead of planned presidential meetings by pausing some tech restrictions. Officials seek to smooth a high‑stakes bilateral summit while calibrating security and trade measures.

Epstein files expose high society ties and fresh allegations

Newly released Epstein documents and related recordings continue to expose elite networks and raise fresh legal and political questions. Journalists and prosecutors are parsing materials that allege misuse of influence and attempts to market victim lists.

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