USAID workers depart agency headquarters as Trump dismantles the department
By Kalli Dahlberg
USAID employees cleared their offices following cuts by the Trump administration.
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Mayor Wu prepares for D.C. trip to defend Boston immigration policies
By Addison Brewer-Hay
Boston’s mayor plans to testify about her city’s immigration policies before Congress after receiving backlash from The U.S. House Committee.
Trump threatens to double tariffs on China and says punishing Mexico and Canada tariffs will go into effect March 4
Originally Published: 27 FEB 25 09:06 ET Updated: 27 FEB 25 10:36 ET By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump said Thursday tariffs of 25% on Mexican and Canadian goods are set...
USWNT falls to first loss in a year with SheBelieves Cup defeat against Japan
Originally Published: 27 FEB 25 07:50 ET By George Ramsay, CNN (CNN) — The US Women’s National Team’s 18-match unbeaten run under coach Emma Hayes came to an end on Thursday with a 2-1...
The 2025 Oscars Predictions
By Ledia Hysenbegasi
The Oscars are airing on March 2nd and there is speculation on which actors and movies will win the Academy Awards.
Actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa found dead in their New Mexico home
Originally Published: 27 FEB 25 03:51 ET Updated: 27 FEB 25 08:39 ET By Lex Harvey, CNN (CNN) — Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in their home...
Jaylen Brown Reportedly Main Reason Mav’s Traded Away Luka Doncic
By Adam Moskal
NBA Insider convinced Luka’s defensive performance in the finals against Brown had an impact on the decision to trade the young star.
SJC denies Philip Chism request for new trail
By McKenzie Cooper
Supreme Judicial Court upheld the prior guilty verdict against Philip Chism, convicted of murdering and raping a teacher Colleen E. Ritzer
Karen Read’s lawyers confirm they paid crash experts, but defended their handling of the witnesses
By Madalyn Jimiera
Two expert witnesses who investigated the crash in Read’s case were allegedly paid by the defense for their work. However, Read’s defense team argued they operated within rules set by the U.S. Attorney General’s office.
