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Video Shows US Military Killing Boat Strike Survivors — Lawmakers Demand Answers

Lawmakers who viewed raw footage of a September Caribbean strike say U S forces appear to have fired on wounded survivors clinging to wreckage The video has sparked bipartisan outrage calls for video release and congressional investigations

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1.1M - Layoff announcements this year the most since 2020

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"There is a chance that the US will betray Ukraine on territory without clarity on security guarantees" — Emmanuel Macron

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Video Shows US Forces Killing Boat Strike Survivors — Lawmakers Alarmed

Lawmakers and reporters were shown raw footage of a September strike in the Caribbean that appears to show U S forces killing or firing on survivors clinging to wreckage. The video has intensified calls for transparency and congressional scrutiny of the operation.

Pentagon IG Finds Hegseth Broke Policy by Using Signal to Share Strike Plans

A Pentagon inspector general report concludes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated policy by sharing operational details on Signal and risked endangering U S personnel. The findings have become a major political and national security controversy.

Admiral Denies Hegseth Ordered ‘Kill Them All’ During Boat Strikes

Senior Navy commanders have briefed Congress about the Caribbean strikes amid fierce scrutiny. Top admirals are testifying and publicly denying that any order to 'kill them all' was issued, while details about authorization remain contested.

Lawmakers Demand Inquiry Into Second US Strike on Alleged Drug Boat

Congressional pressure is mounting with calls for formal inquiries and demands that Secretary Hegseth testify. Some Republicans and Democrats are pushing for oversight including sworn testimony and even articles of impeachment.

New York Times Sues Pentagon Over Restrictive War Dept Press Rules

The New York Times and other outlets have launched legal challenges to new Pentagon press restrictions introduced under Secretary Hegseth. The lawsuits argue the rules violate First Amendment protections and seek restore reporter access.

FBI Arrests Suspect in 2021 D C Pipe Bomb Case After Five Year Probe

Federal law enforcement announced a major break in a nearly five year investigation into pipe bombs placed near party headquarters before the January 6 riot. Authorities have arrested a Virginia man and unsealed charging documents.

Trump Hosts Signing of Rwanda and DRC Peace Deal in Washington

President Trump hosted leaders from Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo for a Washington signing that pledged to end decades of fighting. The event coincided with the renaming of the U S Institute of Peace after the president.

USCIS Cuts Validity of Employment Authorizations to 18 Months

Washington is tightening immigration work rules including shorter work permit terms for refugees as part of a broader crackdown. Separately ICE actions have drawn scrutiny after reports of a young child separated from a parent during a deportation effort.

Layoff Announcements Top 1.1 Million This Year Since Pandemic

Corporate restructuring has pushed announced job cuts above one million for the year the highest level since the pandemic as firms adjust for tariffs AI and shifting demand. Economists warn the trend raises concerns about long term unemployment.

US Jobless Claims Drop to Three Year Low Ahead of Fed Decision

Weekly initial jobless claims have fallen to their lowest level in over three years even as layoff announcements remain elevated creating a mixed labor market picture that could complicate Federal Reserve deliberations.

Mortgage Rates Slide Near Year Low as Markets Eye Fed

Mortgage rates have eased toward annual lows while markets await a Federal Reserve decision that could set the tone for year end trading. Investors are watching employment and inflation data for signs of a rate pivot.

Meta To Slash Metaverse Spending and Shift Toward AR Glasses

Meta is scaling back costly metaverse projects and reallocating funds toward augmented reality and AI hardware after disappointing results. The company plans deep cuts that could include layoffs while investors react to the shift.

Nvidia CEO Says Unclear If China Would Accept H200 Under Relaxed Controls

Washington debates tighter controls on advanced AI chips and exports as senators unveil legislation to block certain sales to China. Industry leaders and lawmakers are jockeying over national security and the future of AI competition.

Amazon Reportedly Considering Ending Deal with US Postal Service

Amazon is weighing major logistics changes including the potential end of its long running contract with the US Postal Service as the company builds its own delivery network. The move would reshape the parcel business and postal revenues.

US Probes Waymo Over Reports Its Cars Passed Stopped School Buses

Regulators are probing Waymo after reports its autonomous vehicles illegally passed stopped school buses and viral crashes have put driverless cars under new scrutiny. The incidents raise safety questions as services expand.

Macron Warns US May Betray Ukraine on Territory Amid Peace Talks

European and US leaders continue to spar over the best path to end the war in Ukraine as Macron warns that a US backed plan could leave Russia in control of territory. Moscow also signals objections to parts of the proposal.

Virginia Twins Arrested for Allegedly Plotting to Delete Government Databases

Federal prosecutors charged and indicted alleged hackers and insiders for attempting to delete government databases or steal data. Two Virginia twin brothers and other contractors face federal conspiracy and computer crimes charges.

RFK Jr Appointed Panel Delays Vote on Newborn Hepatitis B Shots

A federal vaccine advisory committee and other CDC advisers delayed votes after unruly and contentious meetings about changing newborn hepatitis B recommendations. The delays add uncertainty to immunization policy and public health guidance.

FDA Orders Recall of More Than 1.5 Million Bags of Shredded Cheese

The FDA ordered a national recall of shredded cheese products after the manufacturer warned of possible metal fragments. Separately Abbott issued warnings about faulty glucose monitor sensors linked to injuries and deaths prompting scrutiny and recalls.

Israeli Backed Militia Leader Yasser Abu Shabab Killed in Gaza

Fighting in Gaza continues to damage heritage sites even as recovery work begins under difficult conditions. Israeli backed proxies and militia activity adds to the region's instability and the humanitarian toll remains high.

Beijing Rejects Japanese Leader’s Taiwan Comments as a Climbdown

Rising diplomatic tensions between China Japan and Western capitals revolve around Taiwan and trade as Macron meets Xi and Japan disputes develop. The diplomacy signals shifting alliances and economic stakes in Asia and Europe.

Schumer Unveils Plan to Extend Expiring Obamacare Premium Subsidies

Congressional leaders and the White House clash over health care as enhanced Obamacare premium tax credits near expiration. Democrats in the Senate are moving to force votes on extensions while the House debates alternate proposals.

Son Accused of Stabbing Parents to Death in Long Island Deli

A string of violent attacks and assaults in major cities has led to multiple arrests and high profile prosecutions from college campus violence to street attacks. Authorities continue investigations and courts prepare trials.

Prosecutor Who Subpoenaed Letitia James Could Be Disqualified Says Judge

Letitia James and New York prosecutors face legal fights as grand jury subpoenas and federal prosecutorial authority are challenged. The state attorney general is contesting the validity of certain subpoenas tied to high profile Trump related investigations.

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