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How to Remove a New York Mayor—and What Comes Next

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

Egypt Is Developing Counter-Trump Plan to Rebuild Gaza

By Samy Magdy / AP

Trump Administration Begins Firing Hundreds of FAA Employees

By Tara Copp / AP

Israel-Hamas, Israel-Hezbollah Cease-Fires Are in Limbo

By Melanie Lidman and Sally Abou Aljoud / AP
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N.Y. Governor Says She May Remove Eric Adams as Mayor

Kathy Hochul said she will convene leaders Tuesday to discuss the path forward after four deputy mayors resigned.

By Rebecca Schneid and Miranda Jeyaretnam

E.U. Leaders Hold Emergency Talks, Fearing U.S. Under Trump Is Abandoning Allies

European leaders insisted Monday they must have a say in international talks to end the war in Ukraine, which could shape the future of the continent.

U.S. Polar Vortex: What to Expect

The National Weather Service warned of “life-threatening cold” into Tuesday.

By JACK DURA and MATTHEW BROWN / AP

Trump Suggests He’s Above Law in Controversial Napoleon Post

Trump suggested he’s above the law as his administration challenges the courts’ authority to rein in his rule.

DOGE Immediately Regrets Firing Nuclear Weapons Workers

The Trump Administration fired then rescinded most of the firings of hundreds of federal employees tasked with working on the nation’s nuclear weapons programs.

By Tara Copp and Anthony Izaguirre / AP

How Presidents Day Has Evolved From Reverence to Retail

The meaning of Presidents Day has changed dramatically over the years. For some historians, the holiday has lost all discernible meaning.

By BEN FINLEY / AP

8 People Die in Kentucky Storm That Flooded Roads, Governor Says

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said on Sunday that President Trump had approved his request for disaster relief funding.

By DYLAN LOVAN / AP

Abortions to Resume in Missouri After Judge Blocks Restrictions

Margot Riphagen, president of Planned Parenthood Great Rivers, said the group is working quickly to start providing the procedure again.

By SUMMER BALLENTINE and HALLIE GOLDEN / AP

Southern California Hit by Destructive Debris Flows

Southern California faces the continued risk of rock and mudslides on wildfire-scarred hillsides.

By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ and EUGENE GARCIA / AP

Why Did Elon Musk Meet With Modi? Even Trump Was Unsure

Modi said on X that the two men “discussed various issues, including those he is passionate about such as space, mobility, technology and innovation.”

By SHEIKH SAALIQ / AP

What to Know About a Potential Trump Third Term

Here’s how Trump could potentially seek a third term—and what legal experts say.

By Chad de Guzman

TikTok Returns to U.S. App Stores

The app is available again for download from Apple’s and Google’s app stores after it was removed following a U.S. ban on Jan. 18.

By Zen Soo / AP

Judge Orders Temporary Lift of Trump Foreign Aid Freeze

The order allowing funds to flow again applies to existing contracts before Trump issued his Executive Order declaring a freeze on foreign assistance.

By Ellen Knickmeyer and Lindsay Whitehurst / AP

Mexico May Sue Google Over ‘Gulf of America’ Map Change

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said President Trump’s decree is restricted to the “continental shelf of the United States” because Mexico still controls much of the Gulf.

By Fabiola Sánchez / AP

RFK Jr. Outlines Priorities on Food, Vaccines, and Personnel

In a post-confirmation interview on Fox News, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he wouldn’t ban vaccines and has a ‘list’ of people to fire.

By Chad de Guzman

Closers 2025: Biggest Moments From TIME’s Impact Dinner

Despite acknowledgements of the tense political climate, a group of trailblazers centered hope in conversations with one another about closing the racial wealth gap.

By Solcyré Burga
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