News for February 2, 2025

Trump’s hard-line treatment of close U.S. allies like Canada and Panama could weaken trust and push some countries closer to China.

Sen. Mark Warner said President Donald Trump’s removal of security protection for former officials, including Gen. Mark Milley, is an act of revenge that could put lives at risk.

Will Riley scored 24 points, and Illinois rallied late to beat Ohio State 87-79 in a Big Ten game.

Ashley White was convicted of second-degree murder in the killing of her boyfriend, Cody DeLisa, after prosecutors said she helped plan the attack because she was angry he doubted her job prospects.

Rep. Brian Mast defended President Donald Trump’s tariff threats and aid freeze, arguing they are needed to fight fentanyl, human trafficking, and waste in U.S. foreign policy.

The article explains how President Donald Trump’s push for tariffs works, why the United States uses them, and why many economists say they usually raise prices for consumers.

Corky Lee used photography to document Asian American life and fight racism, leaving behind a long record of what he called “photographic justice.”

Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Groundhog Day, and his handlers say that means six more weeks of winter.

Trump is using executive power to push major changes at the federal government, sparking fear among workers and new legal fights over funding and staffing.

The Lakers made a shocking trade to get Luka Dončić, while Anthony Davis was sent to the Mavericks in one of the biggest NBA deals in years.

An aircraft tug collided with an Air Wisconsin plane at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport, critically injuring the tug driver.

Minneapolis will pay $600,000 to settle a lawsuit from Patty Day, who said Derek Chauvin used excessive force during her arrest in January 2020.