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    Morning Announcements

    Morning Announcements is your daily news rundown from Betches News–because the world’s a mess, and someone’s gotta explain it. Every morning, Betches co-founder and host Sami Sage cuts through the chaos to break down what actually matters, one unhinged headline at a time. All in under 10 minutes, so you can stay informed without spiraling.

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    Thursday, September 11th, 2025 - Charlie Kirk dead; GOP buries Epstein files; CO school shooting, Poland vs. Russia; Nepal uprising; France gov’t collapse Sep 11, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: Conservative pundit Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a Utah Valley University event yesterday with thousands in attendance. The shooter is still on the run despite an FBI “person of interest” briefly being detained. Utah’s governor called it a political assassination, while Trump lowered flags and blamed the “radical left” without evidence. Hours later, another shooting at a Colorado high school left four hospitalized, including the gunman. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans blocked a Schumer amendment to force the DOJ to release the Epstein files—yes, the same Republicans who were once demanding them—while Democrats flipped a Virginia House seat in a special election. In economic news, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick wants the U.S. to claim a share of university patents funded by federal grants (hello, communism?). Abroad, Poland accused Russia of 19 drone incursions in one night and invoked NATO’s Article 4, Nepal’s protests exploded into riots that toppled the prime minister, and France’s government collapsed after a debt-driven no-confidence vote—booting its fifth prime minister in under two years.


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    CNN: Live updates: Manhunt underway after conservative activist Charlie Kirk shot dead on Utah campus

    CPR: Shooting at Evergreen High School leaves three students with gunshot wounds, including the suspected shooter

    Axios: Senate GOP blocks amendment to release Epstein files

    Politico: Democrats add 1 more vote in Congress after Virginia special election - Live Updates

    Axios: "The Axios Show" exclusive: Lutnick says U.S. should take a chunk of universities' patent revenue

    WaPo: What to know as Poland invokes NATO Article 4, citing Russian drone violation

    CNN: Trump on Russia’s incursion into NATO: ‘Here we go!’

    CNN: A parliament in flames, a leader toppled. Nepal Gen-Z protesters ask: what comes next?

    Time: What Comes Next for France After Another Government Collapse


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Wednesday, September 10th, 2025 - Israel strikes Qatar; SCOTUS backs Trump; Carroll payout upheld;, Jobs report revisions; SC abortion ban Sep 10, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: Israel stirred up another front yesterday by striking Hamas leaders in Doha, Qatar—right as they were meeting to discuss Trump’s ceasefire plan. Qatar, not thrilled about the timing, has suspended its mediator role. The White House is insisting the bombing was Israel’s call, not ours—though the optics are messy, given Qatar’s status as a U.S. ally. Meanwhile, Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily let Trump freeze $4 million in foreign aid while the Court takes up the case, and the justices agreed to fast-track Trump’s appeal to reinstate tariffs that lower courts already ruled illegal. In other Trump court news, a federal appeals court upheld the $83.3 million defamation payout he owes E. Jean Carroll, calling the damages “fair and reasonable.” On the economy, Labor Department revisions show 911,000 fewer jobs created in the past year than first reported—the biggest downward adjustment since 2002. The Census Bureau also found that inflation wiped out income gains for most Americans in 2024, except high earners, while the gender pay gap actually widened. And finally, South Carolina Republicans are moving toward one of the harshest abortion bans with no exceptions for rape, incest, or fatal fetal anomalies, women potentially facing murder charges and even the death penalty for terminating a pregnancy. The bill will serve as a model for other states.


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    NBC News: Israel strikes Hamas leadership in Qatar, which had been mediating a ceasefire in Gaza

    Axios: Israel's attack in Qatar infuriated Trump advisers, officials say

    Axios: Supreme Court pauses judge's order on Trump foreign aid freeze

    Axios: Supreme Court to expedite Trump tariff case appeal

    AP News: Appeals court upholds E. Jean Carroll's $83.3M defamation judgment against Trump

    CNBC: Jobs report revisions September 2025:

    Axios: Gender pay gap is getting wider, reversing progress

    Substack: South Carolina Republicans Move to Ban Birth Control


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Tuesday, September 9th, 2025 - Epstein files & “Chipocalypse Now” updates; SCOTUS clears profiling; Hyundai raid; China hacks all & more Sep 09, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: The Epstein files just keep coming—House Oversight dropped a batch of subpoenaed documents from his estate, including Trump’s long-denied birthday note (with the very recognizable Trump signature) plus another note from a Mar-a-Lago member joking about Epstein “selling” Trump a woman for $22,500. Meanwhile, the NYT dropped a bomb on JP Morgan, showing how the bank ignored red flags to keep Epstein as a client for years because he was too lucrative—and too connected to people like Bill Gates and Sergey Brin. The DOJ, for its part, asked a judge to keep the names of two Epstein associates who got six-figure payments in 2018 sealed. Elsewhere, the Supreme Court greenlit roving immigration patrols in LA, prompting Gov. Newsom to accuse the conservative majority of being the “Grand Marshal for a parade of racial terror.” Trump, asked about his Chicago “war” meme, claimed he just meant “cleaning up cities” as DHS launched “Operation Midway Blitz” targeting undocumented immigrants with criminal records. ICE raided a Hyundai plant in Georgia, detaining 475 workers—most of them South Korean nationals—sparking diplomatic talks with Seoul. On top of that, Trump wants to make the citizenship test harder, possibly with an essay requirement. In digital warfare news, the FBI warned China’s Salt Typhoon campaign has now hit 600 companies in 80 countries—and possibly every American. Hackers even impersonated Rep. John Moolenaar during trade talks. Finally, Axios reported Biden staffers were uneasy about his heavy reliance on autopen for pardons and Trump cheered West Point for scrapping an award for the “woke” Tom Hanks.


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    WSJ: Epstein Birthday Letter With Trump’s Signature Revealed

    NYT: How JP Morgan Enabled The Crimes Of Jeffrey Epstein

    NBC News: DOJ says names of two associates Epstein wired $100k and $250k to should stay secret

    LA Times: Supreme Court allows Trump administration to resume indiscriminate immigration raids in Los Angeles

    NYT: Trump Administration Live Updates: President Says He's Not Declaring 'War' on Chicago

    NYT: Immigration Crackdown in Chicago

    WSJ: Seoul Says Deal Reached With U.S. to Release Workers Detained in Hyundai Raid

    Axios: Trump's team plans harder test for U.S. citizenship — and more leeway to reject applicants

    Axios: China's hacking machine wants your data and knows how to get it

    WSJ: Chinese Hackers Pretended to Be a Top U.S. Lawmaker During Trade Talks

    Axios: Scoop: Biden officials raised concerns with how he issued pardons, used autopen

    AP News: Trump celebrates West Point alumni group canceling award ceremony to honor Tom Hanks


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Monday, September 8th, 2025 - “Chi-pocalypse Now”; RFK Jr.’s new conspiracy theory; DOJ probes Cook; Fed judges slam SCOTUS & more Sep 08, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: The weekend brought another Trump classic: a meme threatening to send the military into Chicago, complete with an Apocalypse Now reference and the caption “Chicago about to find out why it’s called the Department of War.” Thousands protested in both Chicago and DC, while the new “Department of War” is now rebranding everything from uniforms to its website to fit the new name—on the taxpayer dime. In other news, RFK Jr., still smoldering from his Senate tantrum, is reportedly preparing a report linking autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy, a claim debunked by every credible medical body. His own family called for him to resign, former Surgeon General Jerome Adams said Trump should fire him, and even Trump broke with him to say vaccines “just work.” Meanwhile, VP JD Vance sparked a GOP mini-drama after bragging about a deadly US strike in the Caribbean; when a journalist called it a war crime, his response prompted Rand Paul to comment “despicable.” The DOJ opened a criminal probe into Fed governor Lisa Cook, who’s already suing the administration over Trump’s attempt to oust her—setting up a major fight over Fed independence. At the same time, a dozen federal judges voiced frustration with the Supreme Court for overturning lower court rulings with little explanation. On the economy, August jobs numbers were rough, with just 22,000 added and unemployment climbing to 4.3%. And finally, Paramount is in talks to acquire Bari Weiss’s Free Press for up to $200M, possibly putting her in charge of CBS News. She just hosted Justice Amy Coney Barrett at Lincoln Center, where ACB insisted the Constitution is “alive and well” and that the US is not in a constitutional crisis… though if you have to say it, maybe that’s its own answer.


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    AP News: Trump threatens Chicago with apocalyptic force and Pritzker calls him a 'wannabe dictator'

    Wired: Defense Department Scrambles to Pretend It’s Called the War Department

    The Times: Kennedy family: RFK Jr is ‘threat to wellbeing of every American

    Axios: Trump breaks from RFK on vaccines: "Pure and simple, they work"

    CNN: Trump’s former surgeon general calls for RFK Jr. to be fired

    CNBC: Payrolls rose 22,000 in August, less than expected in further sign of hiring slowdown

    Axios: "Despicable and thoughtless": Vance's drug vessel strike praise slammed by senator

    WSJ: DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation Into Fed’s Cook, Issues Subpoenas

    NBC News: In rare interviews, federal judges criticize Supreme Court's handling of Trump cases

    NBC News: Justice Amy Coney Barrett says country is not in a 'constitutional crisis'


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Friday, September 5th, 2025 - RFK Jr. meltdown; Trump gets richer; Jobs tank; Macron builds a Ukraine squad Sep 05, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: RFK Jr., still clinging to his shaky Health & Human Services title, melted down for three hours in front of the Senate yesterday over the CDC chaos and vaccine access. He accused the CDC director of lying about being fired, insisted he’s not restricting vaccines (while restricting them), and somehow wandered into diabetes and Nobel Prizes for Trump. Massachusetts, meanwhile, became the first state to require insurers to cover vaccines regardless of federal policy. Jobs data isn’t great: just 54,000 private-sector jobs added in August, layoffs up nearly 40%, and hiring plans at their lowest since 2009. The official BLS report lands today—Trump’s first with his handpicked Heritage economist in charge. The Trump family’s wealth ballooned by $5 billion this week thanks to their crypto empire—even as their shiny new WLFI token lost half its value. They also launched a bitcoin miner on Nasdaq and unveiled a $6.4B crypto treasury firm. Elsewhere, a federal court cleared the way for the Everglades-based “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center, and Macron announced a 26-country “coalition of the willing” to back Ukraine postwar, with US support still fuzzy.


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    AP News: Kennedy tries to defend COVID-19 vaccine stance in raucous Senate hearing

    Axios: Massachusetts becomes first state to impose its own vaccine coverage rules

    Yahoo: August jobs report to show further 'softness growing' in the US labor market as Fed rate cuts near

    CBS News: New crypto token boosts Trump family's wealth by $5 billion

    Axios: Trump family-backed American Bitcoin is a different sort of power play

    Axios: Crypto.com launches $6.4B treasury firm

    Axios: Florida shouldn't have been ordered to dismantle Alligator Alcatraz, appeals court finds

    AP News: Macron says 26 countries pledge troops as a reassurance force for Ukraine after fighting ends


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Thursday, September 4th, 2025 - Epstein files update; China military parade; Jobs shrink; Harvard schools Trump; FL raw-dogs polio; Oura Ring’s DoD contract Sep 04, 2025
    Show notes

    Today’s Headlines: Epstein survivors demanded the full release of government files on his trafficking network. Haley Robson, abused by both Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, stressed the issue isn’t political and called out banks that looked the other way while Epstein moved huge sums of cash. Survivors also noted Epstein’s favorite brag: his friendship with Trump. In response, Trump staged a loud military flyover to drown them out, held his own Oval Office event with Poland’s new right-wing president, and again dismissed the survivors’ claims as a “hoax”—despite warning GOP lawmakers the night before that forcing DOJ to release the files would be an act of betrayal. Meanwhile, China’s massive military parade rolled out thousands of troops and cutting-edge weapons for Xi, Putin, Kim Jong-un, and two dozen other world leaders. Putin even floated meeting Zelensky in Moscow, though given Russia’s use of North Korean fighters in Ukraine, that seems like a stretch. Back home, the latest jobs report shows more unemployed Americans than job openings for the first time since 2021. A federal judge also smacked down the Trump administration’s $2.6B in Harvard research funding cuts, calling them retaliation dressed up as “antisemitism” concerns. Florida went full Wild West on public health, ending vaccine mandates for all childhood diseases—measles, polio, the works—while the state’s surgeon general bizarrely compared mandates to slavery. And in tech news, Oura’s new partnership with the Department of Defense sparked consumer concern about data-sharing, though the company insists civilian users’ info won’t be touched.


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    PBS: ‘The abuse was real,’ Epstein survivor implores Trump, who again calls case a ‘hoax’

    NYT: Trump Welcomes Poland’s Right-Wing President to White House

    CNN: China showcases military strength at parade as Xi stands alongside Putin and Kim

    Yahoo: There are more Americans out of work than there are jobs open for the first time since April 2021

    AP News: Judge reverses Trump administration’s cuts of billions of dollars to Harvard University

    The Guardian: Florida to end vaccine mandates for children as state’s surgeon general likens them to ‘slavery’

    Mashable: What Oura Ring’s partnership with the U.S. military means for your data


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025 - Trump is alive; Chicago braces for ICE; Dictators march; Epstein files; Google win; Denmark deepfakes & more Sep 03, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: Trump finally reappeared yesterday—45 minutes late to his big Oval Office presser—where he confirmed Space Force HQ is moving from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama (something we already knew thanks to a DoD slip-up). Asked about his mysterious five-day absence and rumors he’d died, Trump brushed it off, then pivoted to announce he’s sending National Guard troops into Chicago, prompting Gov. JB Pritzker to accuse the feds of already staging units nearby. At the same time, Sec. of State Marco Rubio announced a U.S. strike on a Venezuela-linked drug boat in the Caribbean that killed 11, with Trump posting an explosion video on Truth Social as his version of “just say no.” Meanwhile, Trump’s two-week “deadline” for peace in Ukraine passed without progress—Putin was too busy in China attending Xi Jinping’s WWII anniversary parade with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un and his daughter/successor Kim Ju Ae. Back in D.C., Congress returned from recess facing another looming shutdown and the Epstein files circus: six survivors testified on Capitol Hill as lawmakers released 30,000 pages of mostly redundant documents, while still pressing DOJ for the unredacted batch. Elsewhere, a federal judge ruled Google abused its search monopoly but stopped short of breaking up Chrome—news that sent its stock soaring. And Denmark just made history by becoming the first European country to grant citizens copyright control over their likeness, including AI-generated versions of themselves, with protections lasting 50 years after death.


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    NBC News: Trump administration live updates: Congress faces shutdown fight, Epstein files vote

    ABC Chicago: Chicago braces for potential surge in ICE operations, which could begin Tuesday

    AP News: Trump says US strike on vessel in Caribbean targeted Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang, killed 11

    CNBC: Plane carrying EU leader hit with suspected Russian GPS interference

    Reuters: Xi hosts ‘old friend’ Putin, Kim ahead of military parade in challenge to West

    ABC News: Congress returns from recess as government shutdown deadline looms, Epstein files dominate the House

    NBC News: Jeffrey Epstein accusers urge Trump to release all the case files and rule out a Ghislaine Maxwell pardon

    NYT: Google Must Share Search Datda With Rivals, Judge Rules

    My Privacy: Denmark Makes History: Your Face and Voice Are Now Your Intellectual Property


    Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson


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    Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025 - Where’s Trump?; Tariffs illegal; Giuliani’s crash; Harris’ security yanked; Dep’t of War; Xi’s world order pitch & more Sep 02, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: President Trump hasn’t been seen in public in days, fueling health rumors the White House won’t confirm or deny—though his team has been posting old photos and oddly ghostwritten Truth Social rants to keep up appearances. Meanwhile, a U.S. appeals court ruled most of Trump’s tariffs illegal but left them in place until mid-October, setting up a likely Supreme Court fight. Trump also yanked Kamala Harris’s Secret Service protection right before her book tour, while Marco Rubio revoked Mahmoud Abbas’s U.S. visa ahead of the UN General Assembly. On the rebrand beat, the administration is drafting plans to rename the Department of Defense the “Department of War” (which was last used in 1947). Elsewhere, Rudy Giuliani says he fractured his spine in a car crash after helping a domestic violence victim—though Trump quickly promised him a Medal of Freedom, raising more questions than answers. Missouri’s GOP governor is fast-tracking redistricting to lock in more Republican seats before 2026. Abroad, Xi Jinping hosted Putin and Modi at the Shanghai Cooperation summit to pitch a “Global South” order, Yemen mourned slain Houthi leaders after an Israeli strike, and Israel says it also killed Hamas’s spokesman as it eyes another Gaza offensive. And back home, Congress returns with the Epstein files looming—lawmakers Massie and Khanna are set to appear with new victims demanding the DOJ release everything.


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    Newsweek: Donald Trump Posting Week-Old Photo Raises Eyebrows Amid Health Speculation

    CNBC: Bessent expects Supreme Court to uphold legality of Trump’s tariffs but eyes Plan B

    NBC News: Trump revokes Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris

    AP News: US revokes visas of Palestinian president and other officials ahead of UN General Assembly

    WSJ: White House Moves Forward on Plans for a Department of War

    NBC News: Trump says he will award Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal of Freedom

    NBC News: Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps in push to boost GOP seats

    Reuters: SCO summit 2025 as it happened: China's Xi met Putin and Modi, as Trump's shadow loomed

    Reuters: Thousands attend funeral of Houthi leaders killed by Israeli strike, vow revenge

    WSJ: Israel Says It Has Killed Hamas Spokesman in Gaza City Strike Ahead of Planned Invasion

    Politico: Khanna and Massie to hold press conference with Epstein victims


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    Friday, August 29th, 2025 - RFK Jr.’s CDC mess; Trump’s railroad takeover; “De minimis” loophole shut; "Sandwich Thrower” charged with misdemeanor Aug 29, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: Newly confirmed CDC director, Susan Monarez, was “officially removed” by HHS Secretary RFK Jr.—even though she insisted only the president can fire her, making The CDC mess even messier. Meanwhile, RFK Jr’s ally Jim O’Neill has been tapped as acting director, prompting dozens of CDC staff in Atlanta to walk out in protest. Over at the Surface Transportation Board, Trump is trying to oust a Democratic member just as the board weighs a huge merger between Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific that could essentially create one mega-railroad controlling freight across the U.S. At the same time, Trump is also closing the “de minimis” loophole, meaning imported packages under $800 will now get slapped with tariffs ranging from 10–50%—and several countries, including Japan, Germany, and Mexico, say they’ll stop sending packages here altogether. In Minneapolis, police gave more details about the horrific school shooting that killed two children and injured 18 others. Officials say the gunman plastered his weapons with over 100 hate slogans and had been openly posting about his plans for weeks, though law enforcement somehow missed it. And in DC, the infamous “sandwich thrower” who hurled lunch at a federal agent during Trump’s new troop patrols has been charged only with a misdemeanor after prosecutors couldn’t get a felony indictment. Truly, the first time a ham sandwich wasn’t indicted.

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    The Guardian: CDC in crisis: who are the top officials resigning or being forced out? | Trump administration

    NBC News: Trump administration live updates: White House taps Kennedy deputy as acting CDC director; Fed governor Lisa Cook sues over removal

    Axios: Massive CDC walkout erupts amid internal chaos

    Bloomberg: Trump Moves To Fire Rail Regulator

    WIRED: The Duty-Free Loophole Is Closing. What That Means for You—and Your Packages

    NBC News: Minneapolis shooting live updates: Shooter 'wanted to watch children suffer' as 120 shell casings are recovered, officials say

    AP News: DC man seen throwing sandwich at agent charged with misdemeanor after grand jury declines indictment


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    Thursday, August 28th, 2025 - MN school shooting; Trump (still) eyeing Greenland; DOGE leaks data; RFK blocks vax; Noem sidelines FEMA staff Aug 28, 2025
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    Today’s Headlines: On the first day back at Annunciation Catholic School, a 23-year-old former student killed two kids, injured 17 others, and then himself. He left behind a manifesto filled with antisemitic and racist rants, even scrawling “6 million wasn’t enough” on his gun, the FBI is investigating it as domestic terrorism. Abroad, Denmark summoned the U.S. envoy after reports that Trump-linked operatives ran covert influence campaigns in Greenland, compiling lists of allies and critics while trying to undermine Denmark’s image. In other news, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the Trump administration is taking control of D.C.’s Union Station from Amtrak, promising to restore its “beauty.” A whistleblower revealed that DOGE uploaded a massive Social Security database—including names, addresses, and birth dates of millions—onto an insecure cloud server, risking a “catastrophic” breach. In Iowa, Democrat Catelin Drey flipped a GOP-held state senate seat by 11 points, ending Republicans’ supermajority. On public health, HHS Secretary RFK Jr restricted access to COVID vaccines by requiring doctor approval, as new CDC Director Susan Monarez abruptly resigned alongside other senior officials. And DHS Secretary Kristi Noem unlawfully placed over 180 FEMA staff on leave after they signed a letter criticizing cuts to disaster preparedness.


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    CNN: Live Updates: Minneapolis shooting leaves at least 2 children killed and 17 people injured in Annunciation Catholic School

    Axios: Denmark summons U.S. envoy over Greenland influence campaign with Trump ties

    AP News: Trump extends control over Washington by taking management of Union Station away from Amtrak

    NYT: DOGE Put Critical Social Security Data at Risk, Whistle-Blower Says

    Des Moines Register: Democrat Catelin Drey wins Iowa Senate special election, breaking Republican supermajority

    Axios: RFK Jr. limits who is eligible for COVID shots

    Axios: CDC director Susan Monarez ousted as new COVID vaccine policy takes shape

    Axios: Multiple FEMA staff put on leave after letter criticizing Trump admin


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