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Legal battles brew over Trump executive orders
President Donald Trump started his new term with a flurry of executive orders, some of which are now facing lawsuits. And as crews remove more wreckage from the Potomac River after the deadly plane and helicopter crash last week, investigators are getting some answers. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Friday, Feb. 7,… -
Trump reiterates Gaza takeover plan, says Israel will hand territory to US
Full Story President Donald Trump, on Thursday, Feb. 6, continued to push forward with his proposal that the United States would take control of the Gaza Strip once the Israeli war with Hamas is over. He made the remarks on his Truth Social platform. “The Gaza Strip would be turned over to the United States… -
US freezes $13.3M in funds for international police force in Haiti
Full story As gang control over Haiti’s capital expands, a Trump executive order signed on Jan. 20 froze more than $13 million in funding for a Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission. Growing violence on the island nation influenced the mission’s creation. Why are the funds unavailable? The freeze stems from an order by President Donald… -
1915 silent film on Abraham Lincoln, once thought lost, found in donations
Full Story Five score and 10 years ago, a silent film about former President Abraham Lincoln was made and lost — thought never to be seen again — until now. An intern for the Historic Films Archive on Long Island was sorting through boxes of donations last summer when he came across the 16-millimeter film… -
Banned Chinese dance group probed by feds after human trafficking claims
Full Story An anti-communist Chinese dance group based in New York is under criminal investigation for possible visa fraud and labor issues. This inquiry comes as the company already faces accusations of human trafficking. Shen Yun, run by the Falun Gong religious movement, promotes an anti-communist message and is banned by the Chinese government. What… -
Google drops diversity pledge, shifts DEI hiring strategy
Full Story Google is eliminating its diversity hiring goals and reviewing several diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives according to The Wall Street Journal. The decision follows similar rollbacks from other major tech companies, including Meta and Amazon, as businesses face growing scrutiny over DEI programs. What did Google change? In a recent internal memo,… -
Transcripts show ’60 Minutes’ edited Kamala Harris’ remarks during interview
Full Story The Federal Communications Commission and CBS have released transcripts of the network’s “60 Minutes” interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential campaign. President Donald Trump sued the network for $10 billion, claiming it deceptively edited the interview to help Harris in October as she and Trump battled down the home… -
Argentina says it’s withdrawing from the WHO, blames COVID-19 response
Full Story Following the Trump administration’s move to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization (WHO), another country is cutting ties with the global agency. Argentina announced Wednesday, Feb. 5, it would also withdraw from the organization. Why is Argentina leaving the World Health Organization? Manuel Adorni, a spokesperson for Buenos Aires, told the… -
New bird flu variation found in US dairy cattle
For the first time, testers have discovered a second bird flu variation in American dairy cows. The Department of Agriculture announced the new strain on Wednesday, Feb. 5. Until recently, all dairy herd detections in the U.S. had been infected with a form of bird flu known as B3.13. Researchers previously detected this new version, D1.1, only… -
Panama denies US claim government vessels can transit canal for free
The U.S. State Department announced that American ships could sail through the Panama Canal for free. Hours later, Panama denied the claim, saying it was not true. In a post on Wednesday, Feb. 5, the State Department said Secretary Marco Rubio had agreed with Panamanian leadership to allow the move, saving the federal government millions of… -
Trump bans transgender athletes from women’s sports
President Donald Trump signs an executive order prohibiting transgender women and girls from competing in female sports, claiming the war on women’s sports is over. And the State Department claims Panama is willing to waive fees on American ships using the Panama Canal, despite the Panamanian government saying otherwise. These stories and more highlight your… -
DeepSeek code can send user data directly to Chinese government: Report
Full Story The artificial intelligence tool, DeepSeek, reportedly has code in its programming with the built-in capability to send user data to the Chinese government. The finding is according to cyber security experts who spoke with ABC News. How did DeepSeek burst on the public scene? DeepSeek burst on the scene last week when it… -
Why nearly all USAID workers globally are being pulled off the job
Full Story Most U.S. Agency for International Development employees are being pulled from their jobs worldwide. The Trump administration announced the move Tuesday, Feb. 4, as it aims to end USAID. USAID has operated for more than 60 years, with a mission to fight starvation and disease and fund education globally. How did USAID employees…