The Trump administration continues to carry out firings across various federal agencies, affecting probationary employees at the Department of Transportation and immigration judges at the Department of Justice. The rapid succession of firings has led to confusion and some attempts to reverse decisions. Meanwhile, the National Nuclear Security Administration is seeking to reinstate previously terminated nuclear safety workers.
Kentucky is facing devastating flooding that has resulted in at least eight deaths, with more than 1,000 people requiring rescue. Governor Andy Beshear described it as one of the most serious weather events in a decade. In other parts of the U.S., the Northern Plains experienced dangerously cold temperatures, while tornado watches were in effect in Georgia and Florida.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed his commitment to ending the war in Ukraine through negotiations involving Ukraine, the U.S., and Russia. Zelenskyy emphasized that any peace deal must involve Ukraine at the table. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other American leaders are set to attend negotiations with Russia in Saudi Arabia.
In other news, the border czar refuted allegations of a quid pro quo with New York’s mayor, small businesses are facing financial challenges due to White House policies, avian flu is affecting egg prices, and Trump’s executive order against transgender athletes is expected to face legal challenges. A celebration of “Saturday Night Live’s” 50 years on the air featured a concert with musical guests and unique collaborations.
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