Poll: Immigration operations in Minneapolis are scaling back as new polling shows a majority of Americans have lost trust in the Trump administration's actions there. More than 60% of voters don't believe the administration is being honest about Alex Pretti's shooting death, the poll found. Details >
Drawdown: Border czar Tom Homan said 700 federal law enforcement personnel are being withdrawn from Minneapolis, leaving 2,000 officers in Minnesota. Gov. Tim Walz called the move a "step in the right direction," but demanded a "larger drawdown." What to know >
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Scouts out? The Defense Department is threatening to cut ties with Scouting America, the organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America. Its decisions to embrace "DEI and other social justice, gender-fluid ideological stances" are "unacceptable," a defense official wrote. Details >
Zoom in: Scouting America underwent a rebrand in 2025, allowing girls and LGBTQ+ individuals to join the organization and promoting inclusivity. While girls are now allowed, the Girl Scouts of the USA remains a separate, independent organization. Read more >
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Home: Americans are holding on to homes longer before selling, particularly in coastal markets. In states where affordability pressures are strongest, homeowners are staying longer — Massachusetts (13.29 years), Connecticut (13.02 years) and California (11.24 years). Details >
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A man accused of killing two Israeli diplomats in Washington, D.C., last year was indicted on additional counts of terrorism, a new court document detailed. Read more >
Police in Alabama say a family of three that recently went missing may have been taken against their will. The latest >
The Department of Justice announced four people from Massachusetts were charged in a $1.1 million multistate federal food assistance fraud scheme. Details >
Two women in Tennessee are asking for help caring for their four young nieces and nephews after their sister was picked up by ICE. What to know >
An alleged drug-dealing duo has been arrested nearly a year after a 4-year-old boy died from fentanyl exposure in a New York homeless shelter. The investigation >
A Florida man faces charges after allegedly stealing nearly $4,000 worth of meat and discarding it after finding his girlfriend with another man. Read more >
Under a new bill, 14-year-olds could be allowed to drive in Utah. What to know >
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Andrew Yang: AI spreading wider across more industries each day
Entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Andrew Yang told "NewsNation Live" he ran for office to sound the alarm on artificial intelligence disrupting the business sector. He believes AI isn't slowing down as it has become more widespread across several industries.
"If you can imagine AI doing that job, which it can do right now, it's not going to take five, 10 years for them to replace those 2 million workers," he said.
"It's probably just going to take a period of weeks or months. And you can extrapolate that across insurance firms, accounting firms, law firms, banks and on and on. These tech firms are among the early adopters of AI and quite ruthless." Watch > |
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A 13-year-old swam more than 2 miles for four hours in choppy waters to save his mother and younger siblings who were swept out to sea. Read more > Find a good news story each day in NewsNation's Your Morning newsletter! Subscribe > |
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