Zeldin Cleared to Head EPA in Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Lee Zeldin 56 to 42 to lead the Environmental Protection Agency. Republicans backed him with three Democrats joining them, as Zeldin pledged environmental stewardship while avoiding firm policy commitments. The confirmation aligns with Trump’s push to roll back several environmental rules and climate measures.
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EPA
Pete Ricketts
Nebraska
Jetliner collides with Blackhawk near Reagan Airport
A regional jet from Wichita collided with a military Blackhawk helicopter while approaching Ronald Reagan National Airport prompting a wide search and rescue shift in the Potomac River. Takeoffs and landings were halted as regional helicopters scouted for survivors. American Airlines said it was aware of reports of its flight involvement.
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Potomac River
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Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita
Kansas
American Airlines
Kennedy Center
Ohio Midday Lottery Results and Jackpot Totals
Wednesday numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 and Rolling Cash 5 appear with results 3 5 5 9 1 5 8 8 2 9 0 1 6 5 0 2 7 1 5 7 8 2 4 7 16 19 26 27 32 2 21 24 25 40 47 9 1 8 8 9 6 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at 150000 dollars and Classic Lotto at 2700000 dollars.
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Ohio
Trump signs Laken Riley Act amid detentions plan
President Trump signed the Laken Riley Act to expand deportation powers for immigrants accused of crimes and announced a plan to detain "the worst criminal aliens" at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. He cited 30,000 beds there and pledged to accelerate removals while rights groups warned of Cuba detentions. The White House later published a memorandum rescinding a funding pause, signaling limits to rapid government restructuring amid ongoing executive orders.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Trump
Riley
Georgia
Guantanamo
White House
Stacy Suh
Detention Watch Network
Office of Management and Budget
Reading scores fall across grades amid widening gaps
Reading scores dropped two points in both grades and one third of eighth graders scored below basic, signaling a historic widening gap. Highest performers gained some, while lowest fell further. persistent absences and pandemic disruptions are blamed along with broader systemic challenges.
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Lesley Muldoon
National Assessment Governing Board
COVID
Carr
Florida
Arizona
Los Angeles
New York City
Ray Hart
Council of Great City Schools
Lorain County PIT count aims to identify homeless, guide aid
Volunteers with Neighborhood Alliance and PATH outreach conduct a January point in time count in Lorain County to tally sheltered and unsheltered homeless, connect individuals to Haven Center or St Elizabeth Shelter, and assess funding needs amid rising rents and housing scarcity. Respective agencies stress ongoing developments, seasonal changes, and outreach challenges.
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Haven Center
Neighborhood Alliance
Catholic Charities
St. Elizabeth
Lorain
PATH
Lorain County
Marcus Roth
Coalition On Homelessness and Housing
Ohio
PIT
Roth
Path Outreach
Lisnelia Ramos
Elyria
Dairy Mart
Second Street
Ramos
Cassandra Marr
Continuum of Care
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
Marr
Buckeye
HUD
Veterans Affairs
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Ann E. Klunzinger
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Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
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Holly Board
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Kristin Bauer
Aileen Valatka
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Will Weisser
Associated Press
Carissa Woytach
Chroniclet
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