News for January 24, 2025

The Department of Defense has paused most of its official social media posts worldwide while it reviews messaging to better match the Trump administration’s goals.

Judge Amit Mehta is fighting with federal prosecutors over whether Stewart Rhodes and other Oath Keepers can enter Washington, D.C., and the Capitol after President Donald Trump commuted their sentences.

American Express said card spending picked up at the end of last year, led by stronger spending from millennials and Gen Z.

President Donald Trump ended Dr. Anthony Fauci’s federal security detail, despite past threats against the former public health official.

The CDC said flu activity is still rising across the U.S., even as the Trump administration has limited normal federal health updates.

The Supreme Court will hear a case on whether Oklahoma can allow the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school to open.

Mexico temporarily blocked a U.S. deportation flight, creating a setback for President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case over whether Oklahoma can approve the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school, after the Oklahoma Supreme Court said the plan was unconstitutional.

Marilyn Manson will not face sexual assault or domestic violence charges in Los Angeles after a four-year investigation found there was not enough evidence to move forward.

Jabrill Peppers was acquitted in his assault and battery trial, ending the criminal case against the New England Patriots safety.

A$AP Rocky’s gun trial began in Los Angeles, where prosecutors and his defense gave very different accounts of a 2021 shooting involving former friend Terell Ephron.

A giant iceberg is drifting toward South Georgia, where it could affect penguins and seals, but scientists say the bigger story is its size and its link to climate change.