President Donald Trump has issued pardons to individuals allegedly involved in efforts to challenge the 2020 presidential election results. The pardons include so-called “false electors” from states with contested outcomes. The controversial move has sparked debate over the extent and timing of presidential pardon powers.
United Airlines cancels dozens of flights at George Bush Intercontinental Airport due to FAA-mandated air traffic reductions amid the government shutdown. Passengers advised to check flight status as domestic routes face disruptions.
Harlingen CISD opens a Dyslexia Therapy Training Center to enhance educator training, aiming to support students with dyslexia. The center offers hands-on, multisensory language education, reflecting the district’s commitment to improving educational outcomes.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has requested the dismissal of a mortgage fraud case against her, claiming it is politically motivated by a president viewing her as an enemy. The case, amid ongoing political tensions, highlights significant legal and political dynamics.
The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court to halt a lower court mandate demanding the immediate distribution of full SNAP benefits to 42 million Americans. The Justice Department’s appeal underscores ongoing debates about federal assistance programs and highlights the Supreme Court’s crucial role in determining the implementation of these benefits amidst economic uncertainties.
As Typhoon Uwan (Fung-Wong) intensifies, several malls in the Philippines offer free parking and shelter to residents seeking safety. The MMDA coordinates with local authorities and businesses to ensure public welfare.
Flight cancellations surge across the U.S. as the FAA cuts thousands of flights due to a shortage of air traffic controllers during the government shutdown. This nationwide directive impacts major airports and leaves travelers facing significant delays. Airlines are working to accommodate affected passengers amid the staffing crisis.
The Supreme Court has temporarily halted a lower court’s order requiring the quick issuance of full SNAP benefits to 42 million Americans. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s decision affects the Trump administration’s SNAP payment policy.
Senate Republicans have declined a Democratic proposal to end the government shutdown, which involved extending health care tax credits for one year. Democrats argue it would provide vital relief for families, while Republicans stress the need for broader fiscal solutions. The rejection extends the shutdown, impacting federal services and workers.
The United States, led by President Trump, has declared it won’t participate in the G20 summit scheduled in South Africa, impacting international diplomatic discussions and collaborations.