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Social Security data reveals that more than 20 million people over the age of 100 are still listed in its system.

Social Security knew millions in system were dead, but are not receiving benefits

A Georgia woman is suing a fertility clinic after she gave birth to another couple's baby.

Woman sues Georgia fertility clinic after giving birth to another couple’s baby

A recent cut to staffing within the National Parks Service is sparking criticism and concern. Some of the backlash involves anticipated issues with visitor experience as the busy summer season approaches.

National Park staffing cuts cause concern ahead of the busy summer season

Police say a plane crash in Arizona has killed at least one person at Marana Regional Airport Wednesday.

Plane crash at Marana airport kills at least one in Arizona: Police

A widespread, unauthorized strike by hundreds of New York correction officers is in its third day, forcing lockdowns at multiple state prisons. Officers are protesting staffing shortages, mandatory overtime, and prison safety concerns. The strike, which has spread to more than half of the state’s 42 prisons, comes amid mounting tensions between corrections officers and state officials over working conditions and prison reform policies.

Hochul readies National Guard as New York prison strike grows

The Trump administration is reportedly trying to rehire USDA officials it fired over the weekend, who worked on the bird flu response.

Days after firing USDA bird flu officials, WH trying to rehire them

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order expanding White House control over independent federal agencies, bringing them under direct presidential supervision. The order requires agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to submit their regulations for White House review, a significant shift from their traditional autonomy.

Trump order expands control over independent federal agencies

A judge has denied a Democrat-led effort from blocking DOGE access to federal systems.

Judge denies Democrat-led effort to block Musk, DOGE access

A federal appeals court blocked President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, known as the SAVE Repayment Plan.

Federal appeals court blocks Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan

The family of a man who died in the collision in Washington, D.C. is suing multiple federal agencies for $250 million.

Family of DC crash victim to sue government for $250 million

President Trump signed an executive order to make in vitro fertilization, or IVF, more affordable and accessible.

Trump signs executive order aimed at expanding access to IVF treatments

All eyes are on the Beltway, as DOGE-led layoffs could send unemployed workers' homes to the market, though data isn't showing it yet.

Are DOGE layoffs going to flood the DC housing market?

Winter storms caused flooding and power outages in Kentucky, leading to 14 deaths. The state is bracing for more severe weather Tuesday.

Flooding, extreme cold claim 14 lives in Kentucky as FEMA aid arrives

U.S. Border Patrol aircraft have been targeted by lasers six times in the past four months, with incidents under investigation.

US Border Patrol aircraft targeted by lasers in six separate incidents

Tiger Woods talks about dealing with his mother's death, playing golf again and a possible reunion between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

Tiger Woods optimistic for deal between PGA Tour and LIV Golf

Coca-Cola is launching Simply Pop to compete in the growing prebiotic soda market as the company continues to diversify its portfolio.

Coca-Cola joins prebiotic soda industry with new brand, expands portfolio

Smugglers are using TikTok to advertise human-trafficking services across the Canadian border, according to a report by the New York Post.

Human traffickers in Canada use TikTok to advertise ‘safe’ border crossings

CBS News has faced criticism from conservative outlets for remarks tying free speech to the Holocaust and a "60 Minutes" segment on Germany.

CBS’ Margaret Brennan links Holocaust to free speech: Bias Breakdown

Delaware is contemplating changes to corporate law as big corporations are looking to move to more business-friendly states.

Delaware weighs changes to business court after high profile companies leave

U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said he has requested the Postal Service Board of Governors begin the search for his successor.

US postmaster general plans to step down after reporting billions in losses

Homebuilders are feeling less optimistic about housing market conditions as the Trump administration’s tariffs weigh on current and future sales.

Homebuilder confidence drops to 5-month low amid tariff costs

A Michigan judge is turning to an unconventional punishment for those caught stealing. Instead of fines or jail, shoplifters can wash cars.

Michigan judge using car washes to clean up act of Walmart shoplifters

Sen. Schumer said because the flight started in the U.S., the FAA was responsible for inspections, with hundreds of FAA employees laid off.

Schumer, Democrats suggest Canada plane crash is Trump’s fault

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is meeting with key leaders Tuesday, Feb. 18 to discuss potentially removing mayor Eric Adams from office.

Gov. Hochul meets with key leaders about NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ future