Families visit crash site after deadly midair collision
In Arlington Virginia families visited the Potomac crash site as divers scoured wreckage for remains after authorities said 55 of 67 victims have been identified. Rescue teams prepared to lift debris while investigators review flight data and question possible cockpit or tower factors. Divers in frigid water used multiple cameras as one diver faced hypothermia, and authorities emphasized a dignified recovery to reunite those lost. The collision over Reagan National Airport involved an American Airlines jet with 64 aboard and a three-person Army Black Hawk crew. there were no survivors.
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USAID security chiefs placed on leave over Musk DOGE access
The Trump administration placed two top USAID security chiefs on leave after they refused to turn over classified material in restricted areas to Elon Musk's government efficiency team DOGE. DOGE gained access Saturday, though the officials believed they were legally obligated to deny it due to clearance limits.
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Rubio warns Panama to curb Chinese influence at canal
U S Secretary of State Marco Rubio pressed Panamanian President Mulino to reduce Chinese influence near the Panama Canal or face U S actions to protect treaty terms. Mulino described the talks as respectful and said he did not feel a threat to the treaty’s validity.
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Netanyahu heads to U S for talks on Gaza ceasefire and Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans discussions with President Trump in Washington on victory over Hamas, curbing Iran, and expanding Arab diplomacy. The meeting follows Hamas’s reassertion of Gaza control and looming second-phase ceasefire talks as parties seek a path to end the 15 month Gaza war.
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Grammys Open With Tributes and First Win for Doechii
The 2025 Grammys opened at Crypto.com Arena with tributes to Los Angeles wildfires and resilience. Docchu won best rap album for Alligator Bites Never Heal, marking Doechii’s first Grammy after mention of Lauryn Hill and other winners. The show highlighted first responders and the music community’s recovery.
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