President Trump’s administration has been carrying out a series of firings across various federal agencies, including the Departments of Transportation and Justice. This has caused confusion and difficulty in some cases, with attempts to reverse some terminations. In the Department of Transportation, dozens of employees were fired despite being rated as exceptional performers. The Department of Justice fired multiple immigration judges, which could further strain the immigration system. The National Nuclear Security Administration is seeking to reinstate terminated nuclear safety workers.
In Kentucky, severe flooding caused at least eight deaths and more than 1,000 rescues. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear called it one of the most serious weather events in a decade. Other parts of the U.S. faced cold weather and tornado watches.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized his role in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine, stating that he would not accept any deals made without Ukraine’s involvement. He expressed gratitude for U.S. support and discussed ongoing talks with Russia.
In politics, there were allegations of a quid pro quo involving the Trump administration and New York Mayor Eric Adams. Small businesses are struggling with rising costs and tariffs. Trump’s executive order banning transgender athletes from competing in female sports is facing legal challenges.
“Saturday Night Live” celebrated its 50th anniversary with a star-studded concert featuring musical guests spanning decades. The show’s anniversary celebration continued with a special event on Sunday night. Other news includes hockey fights between U.S. and Canadian teams, the release of hostages by Hamas, and arrests in connection with the disappearance of a transgender man.
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