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Court Blocks Cuts to Medical Research

The new National Institutes of Health policy would strip research groups of hundreds of millions of dollars.

By LAURAN NEERGAARD and MICHAEL CASEY / AP

NBC Names Anchor to Replace Lester Holt

Holt said last week that he was stepping down from “Nightly News” after a decade.

By DAVID BAUDER / AP

3 Carmakers Get Brief Reprieve from Tariffs

The announcement comes after Trump spoke with leaders of the “big 3” automakers, Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis on Wednesday.

By JOSH BOAK and ROB GILLIES / AP

Deadly Storms Threaten Even More Havoc

Tornado warnings were issued in the Carolinas, Florida and Virginia on Wednesday.

By JEFF MARTIN / AP

SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Admin in Foreign Aid Case

A sharply divided court on Wednesday reinstated a lower-court order for the Trump administration to release frozen foreign aid.

By MARK SHERMAN / AP

Greenland’s Leader Says Island ‘Is Ours’ in Defiance of Trump

Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in the mineral-rich, self-governing territory of Denmark that sits along strategic sea lanes in the North Atlantic.

By DANICA KIRKA and STEFANIE DAZIO / AP

Suspect in Kabul Airport Bombing Appears in U.S. Court

President Donald Trump announced the arrest during his Tuesday night address to Congress.

By ERIC TUCKER and ALANNA DURKIN RICHER / AP

Fact-Checking Trump’s Speech to Congress

The President’s remarks included false and misleading information on immigration, the economy, Democrats, and more.

By Associated Press

Florida AG Opens Tate Brothers Criminal Probe

Andrew and Tristan Tate are charged with human trafficking in Romania.

By Associated Press

Reddit Cofounder Joins Bid to Buy TikTok

Alexis Ohanian has joined the “People’s Bid” consortium led by billionaire Frank McCourt that intends to redesign the popular social app using blockchain technology.

By HALELUYA HADERO / AP

Trump Admin May Phase Out Hundreds of Federal Buildings

The General Services Administration published a list of 320 federal properties it identified to close or sell after deeming them “not core to government operations.”

By JILL COLVIN, MICHAEL R. SISAK and JOSHUA GOODMAN / AP

Protest Groups Assail Trump's Presidency

Events were scheduled throughout the day in all 50 states, including later gatherings on the West Coast and in Hawaii.

By BILL BARROW, CHARLOTTE KRAMON and NADIA LATHAN / AP

Halt on Ukraine Aid May Not Be Fatal

It's a major blow that threatens to remove some of the most formidable weapons in Ukraine’s battlefield arsenal.

By JILL LAWLESS / AP

SCOTUS Makes It Harder to Limit Water Pollution

One conservative justice, Amy Coney Barrett, joined the court's three liberals in dissent.

By MARK SHERMAN / AP

Zelensky Calls Trump Spat 'Regrettable'

The U.S. decision to pause military aid catapulted his country into alarm and apprehension.

By SAMYA KULLAB and HANNA ARHIROVA / AP

Republicans Target 4 'Sanctuary' Cities

There’s no strict definition for sanctuary cities, but the terms generally describe limited cooperation with ICE.

By REBECCA SANTANA / AP

Storms Threaten Blizzards, Tornadoes

Storms that swept through Texas and Oklahoma early Tuesday morning brought high winds and rain.

By JEFF MARTIN and JACK BROOK / AP

SCOTUS to Hear Mexico’s Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Makers

The $10 billion lawsuit alleges that the business practices of top gun makers fuels cartel violence. Here's what to know.

By Lindsay Whitehurst / AP

Arab Leaders to Endorse Counterproposal to Trump's Gaza Plan

They are meeting in Cairo even as the Israel-Hamas ceasefire's future is uncertain.

By Samy Magdy and Mohammad Jahjouh / AP

Ukrainians React to Trump’s Pause on Aid

Kyiv has feared the possibility of the U.S. stopping military aid for the fight against Russia’s invasion ever since Trump took office.

By SAMYA KULLAB / AP
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