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The White House says President Donald Trump did not call a killed Minneapolis protester an “assassin,” after senior officials used incendiary language that deepened outrage over a federal shooting tied to an immigration crackdown. Multiple agencies are investigating as lawmakers from both parties push for hearings and a judge weighs whether to halt the operation.
A Bombardier Challenger 600 carrying eight people crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine on Sunday night, as a major winter storm snarled travel across much of the eastern U.S. Federal investigators are working to determine what happened and whether weather played a role.
U.S. stock futures were little changed early Monday as investors looked ahead to a packed week of big-tech earnings and the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision. Safe-haven demand pushed gold futures above $5,000 an ounce for the first time, while a major winter storm triggered tens of thousands of flight disruptions across the East Coast. Trade jitters also returned after President Donald Trump threatened steep new tariffs on Canada, and a U.S. rare-earth producer jumped on news of fresh federal backing.
A powerful winter storm that spread snow, ice and freezing rain across large parts of the United States has upended travel plans nationwide. Airlines have scrapped tens of thousands of flights since the weekend, with Monday’s schedule still heavily disrupted at major hubs in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
The White House sought to separate President Donald Trump from inflammatory rhetoric used by some administration officials after a Border Patrol officer fatally shot Minneapolis protester and ICU nurse Alex Jeffrey Pretti during demonstrations tied to the federal immigration crackdown. The incident intensified calls for transparency and investigations, while also widening political fault lines over immigration enforcement, civil rights, and federal authority.
A sprawling winter storm sweeping from the Rockies to New England is disrupting travel and daily life across the United States, driving tens of thousands of delays and a wave of flight cancellations. Forecasters warned that snow, sleet and freezing rain would create hazardous road conditions and complicate cleanup, while airports struggled with de-icing backlogs and cascading schedule problems.
A sprawling winter storm is hammering large parts of the U.S., triggering mass flight cancellations, dangerous road conditions and widespread disruptions that are expected to echo for days.
A sweeping winter storm continued to snarl U.S. travel and daily life Monday, with widespread snow and ice helping drive tens of thousands of flight cancellations and delays and keeping many communities on alert for hazardous conditions.
A second fatal shooting by federal agents in weeks sparked a new wave of protests and political pressure over immigration enforcement, while a sprawling winter storm continues to disrupt travel and daily life across large parts of the United States.
A sprawling storm system is bringing snow, sleet, and crippling ice from the Southwest to New England, forcing emergency declarations, grounding flights, and leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity as dangerous cold lingers.
A sprawling winter storm sweeping from the southern Rockies to New England is snarling travel and daily life across the United States. Airlines canceled more than 10,000 flights on Sunday alone, with major hubs from Dallas-Fort Worth to the New York area hit hard. Forecasters warned of heavy snow totals in the Northeast and hazardous ice in other regions, while travelers were urged to rebook online and remember they can claim refunds for canceled flights if they choose not to travel.
A sprawling winter storm stretching from the South to New England is bringing hazardous ice, heavy snow and brutal cold, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands and triggering widespread flight cancellations.