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A 61-year-old inmate has died at a New York prison facility impacted by a strike amongst corrections officers, according to officials.

As New York prison strike enters week 2, inmate dies at impacted facility

Authorities in Texas believe they have prevented a mass casualty attack on police officers, arresting a suspect on Monday.

Texas authorities believe they prevented a mass casualty attack targeting police

Trump administration revokes NSM-20, ending reporting requirements on U.S. arms sales, sparking debate on human rights and national security.

Trump lifts restrictions on arms sales, critics call It ‘shameful’

Trump's travel restrictions cause flight delays at Reagan National Airport, with FAA's stricter airspace controls after midair collision.

Reagan National Airport chaos: New FAA rule halts flights for Marine One

Elon Musk is doubling down on a warning he sent to federal employees, which was to respond to an email with a recap of accomplishments from the last week, or be fired.

Musk warns again on emails, will use AI to assess federal workers

A new plant species has been discovered at Big Bend National Park.

New plant species discovered in US national park for first time in 50 years

Denny's is the latest big name to increase the price of eggs on its menu due to the national egg shortage, with H5N1 decimating flocks.

Denny’s increasing egg prices as bird flu causes prices to soar in the US

Trump imposes 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, citing trade balance and border security, amid fears of trade war escalation.

Trump says tariffs on Canada, Mexico are ‘going forward’

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will travel to Guantanamo Bay Tuesday.

Hegseth to visit Guantánamo Bay migrant detention facilities

NJ residents with autism can now list their diagnosis on their driver’s license or I.D. in an effort to improve encounters with police.

New Jersey residents with autism can put diagnosis on license, ID

A federal judge has ruled in favor of a Nevada gunmaker, Franklin Armory, against the U.S. ATF for the armory's Reformation gun.

Firearm maker beats ATF in court case over unorthodox gun

A federal judge in Maryland has blocked ICE agents from entering certain places of worship, though the ruling does not apply nationwide.

Federal judge blocks ICE agents from certain arrests at places of worship

Pueblo city council member wants to ban lying or sitting on shared walkways

City council in Colorado proposes fine for lying, sitting in downtown area

Wisconsin governor proposes bill to remove gendered language from state law

WI governor wants to remove gendered words ‘mother’ or ‘father’ from law

A bold protest against the Trump administration caught the attention of visitors at Yosemite National Park over the weekend where an upside-down American flag was on display.

Climbers hang upside-down flag at Yosemite in protest after layoffs

New York's new congestion pricing rule generated $48.6 million in January as the Trump administration promises to end the policy.

NYC rakes in $49 million in January from congestion tolls. Trump says it’s ‘DEAD’

China's People's Liberation Army says its prioritizing combat readiness and announces several military changes, effective April 1.

China’s military announces it is prioritizing combat readiness by April 1

New York City is adding the Roosevelt Hotel to the dozens of migrant shelters closing in the coming months.

New York City’s Roosevelt Hotel set to close as migrant shelter

Trump Border Czar Tom Homan said he's "bringing hell" with him to Boston over the city's police commissioner and chief's recent comments.

Why Trump’s ‘border czar’ Tom Homan says he’s ‘bringing hell’ to Boston

New data shows the U.S. economy is being driven by the wealthiest Americans.

US economy depending on the wealthy more than ever: Report

In 2024, the world experienced nearly 300 internet outages in 54 countries, according to a recent report from the non-profit Access Now.

Government-imposed internet disruptions hit record high globally in 2024

the Trump administration is now ordering agents to track down migrant children who entered the United States without their parents.

Trump admin aims to protect child trafficking victims with deportation order

The federal government isn’t the only major employer trimming headcount. Starbucks announced Monday it's cutting 1,100 corporate employees.

Starbucks slashes 1,100 corporate jobs, tells execs to be in office 3 days

Authorities say two Virginia Police officers were killed by a convicted felon during a traffic stop over the weekend.

2 Virginia Beach police officers killed by convicted felon: Officials

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