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US Airlines Issue Travel Waivers as Winter Storm Threatens Widespread Disruption
Airlines are braced for days of delays and cancellations as forecasters warn of heavy snow and ice.
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Maryland Contractor Indicted on Charges of Leaking Classified Military Information to Reporter
A federal grand jury alleged the man, who held top-secret clearance, of transmitting sensitive intelligence on foreign adversaries to a Washington Post reporter
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US Will Work With NATO on Greenland Deal: Trump
The United States has ‘a lot of great things in the deal,’ Trump said.
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Trump Says US to Begin Drilling for Oil in Venezuela Soon
The president said 50 million barrels are already in or en route to the United States.
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DHS Says Mahmoud Khalil May Be Sent to Algeria
Khalil, a citizen of Algeria, was ordered removed by a U.S. immigration judge on Sept. 12, 2025.
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House Committee Calls on IRS to Crack Down on NGOs Funding Terrorists
In Minnesota, federal funds earmarked for hungry children and disabled seniors have likely been diverted to extremist groups, according to Scott Bessent.
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Homeland Security Seeks to Restrict Immigrants From Relying on Welfare
Changes to the public charge rule aim to reduce incentives to illegal immigration and discourage immigrants from relying on public benefits.
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Tens of Thousands Expected for March for Life in DC
While Roe v. Wade was struck down almost four years ago, pro-life advocates say more needs to be done.
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Lawmakers Question Health Insurance CEOs on Cost, Business Practices
Republicans and Democrats agreed on the need to lower health insurance costs but differed in approach.
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US Homicide Rate Plummets to 125-Year Low, Group Reports
Carjacking and shoplifting have come down significantly in the country.
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Trump, Zelenskyy Say They Had Good Meeting in Davos
Territorial disputes remain unresolved, but negotiations about a deal are ‘an ongoing process,’ the U.S. president told reporters.
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NTD 7th International Figure Painting Competition Winners Announced
This week, the works of 60 finalists are on display in New York City, and two painters demonstrated their skills in a live painting event.
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US Officially Exits World Health Organization
The Trump administration cuts funding, recalls U.S. officials from the WHO.
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New Rules Imposed After Last Year’s Deadly Midair Collision Will Be Made Permanent
The rules were imposed to increase safety around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport after the deadliest plane crash on American soil since 2001.
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TikTok Announces Formation of US Majority-Owned Joint Venture to Prevent Ban
TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC is backed by managing investors Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX. The app’s Beijing-based parent company retains a 19.9 percent stake.
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Trump Withdraws Invitation for Canada’s Carney to Join Board of Peace
The notification comes after the two criticized each other’s comments on US–Canada and international relations in public speeches this week.
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A New Approach to Alzheimer’s? | Lou Reese
A new biotechnology has shown preliminary promise in the treatment of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
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House Narrowly Rejects Democratic Bid to Limit Military Action in Venezuela
The measure failed in a 215–215 tie after one Republican was forced to rush back to Washington to cast the decisive vote.
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Trump Says ‘Big Force’ of US Naval Ships Headed Toward Iran
The number of confirmed fatalities in Iran since protests began on Dec. 28 has reached nearly 5,000, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran.
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Here Are the World Leaders on Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza
Diplomats and heads of state from 19 countries signed onto the Board of Peace charter during the annual World Economic Forum.
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US Airlines Issue Travel Waivers as Winter Storm Threatens Widespread Disruption
Airlines are braced for days of delays and cancellations as forecasters warn of heavy snow and ice.
|
Maryland Contractor Indicted on Charges of Leaking Classified Military Information to Reporter
A federal grand jury alleged the man, who held top-secret clearance, of transmitting sensitive intelligence on foreign adversaries to a Washington Post reporter
|
US Will Work With NATO on Greenland Deal: Trump
The United States has ‘a lot of great things in the deal,’ Trump said.
|
Trump Says US to Begin Drilling for Oil in Venezuela Soon
The president said 50 million barrels are already in or en route to the United States.
|
DHS Says Mahmoud Khalil May Be Sent to Algeria
Khalil, a citizen of Algeria, was ordered removed by a U.S. immigration judge on Sept. 12, 2025.
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House Committee Calls on IRS to Crack Down on NGOs Funding Terrorists
In Minnesota, federal funds earmarked for hungry children and disabled seniors have likely been diverted to extremist groups, according to Scott Bessent.
|
Homeland Security Seeks to Restrict Immigrants From Relying on Welfare
Changes to the public charge rule aim to reduce incentives to illegal immigration and discourage immigrants from relying on public benefits.
|
Tens of Thousands Expected for March for Life in DC
While Roe v. Wade was struck down almost four years ago, pro-life advocates say more needs to be done.
|
Lawmakers Question Health Insurance CEOs on Cost, Business Practices
Republicans and Democrats agreed on the need to lower health insurance costs but differed in approach.
|
US Homicide Rate Plummets to 125-Year Low, Group Reports
Carjacking and shoplifting have come down significantly in the country.
|
Trump, Zelenskyy Say They Had Good Meeting in Davos
Territorial disputes remain unresolved, but negotiations about a deal are ‘an ongoing process,’ the U.S. president told reporters.
|
NTD 7th International Figure Painting Competition Winners Announced
This week, the works of 60 finalists are on display in New York City, and two painters demonstrated their skills in a live painting event.
|
US Officially Exits World Health Organization
The Trump administration cuts funding, recalls U.S. officials from the WHO.
|
New Rules Imposed After Last Year’s Deadly Midair Collision Will Be Made Permanent
The rules were imposed to increase safety around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport after the deadliest plane crash on American soil since 2001.
|
TikTok Announces Formation of US Majority-Owned Joint Venture to Prevent Ban
TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC is backed by managing investors Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX. The app’s Beijing-based parent company retains a 19.9 percent stake.
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Trump Withdraws Invitation for Canada’s Carney to Join Board of Peace
The notification comes after the two criticized each other’s comments on US–Canada and international relations in public speeches this week.
|
A New Approach to Alzheimer’s? | Lou Reese
A new biotechnology has shown preliminary promise in the treatment of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
|
House Narrowly Rejects Democratic Bid to Limit Military Action in Venezuela
The measure failed in a 215–215 tie after one Republican was forced to rush back to Washington to cast the decisive vote.
|
Trump Says ‘Big Force’ of US Naval Ships Headed Toward Iran
The number of confirmed fatalities in Iran since protests began on Dec. 28 has reached nearly 5,000, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran.
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Here Are the World Leaders on Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza
Diplomats and heads of state from 19 countries signed onto the Board of Peace charter during the annual World Economic Forum.
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