A month since inauguration day, the Trump White House continues to make dramatic and controversial changes. This time, the administration is targeting press freedom.

President Trump has been talking with Ukrainian and Russian leaders in an attempt to broker peace between the two nations. Russia invaded Ukraine three years ago, prompting a war that's continued ever since. Part of Trump's plan? Gaining access to Ukraine's rich mineral deposits.

Today longtime patrons and fans attended a dine-in at the Pantry Cafe to show their support for the century-old restaurant, which may close if the owners and workers can't agree on a union contract.

University of California health workers are going on strike.

Their mission? To obtain better wages and more staffing opportunities for UC health workers to be able to serve their patients.

Tessa Lapradez has the story.

Thousands of Catholics worldwide gather in prayer for the health of Pope Francis. He remains in critical condition but has shown slight improvement since he was hospitalized.

In Los Angeles, several churches have dedicated their sermons to the Pope's health.

Krisha Sikka visited the Cathedral of our Lady of the Angeles earlier today.

In case you needed another reason to love mice, a study proves they truly care for their friends and have the ability to give first aid. Amy Lopez has the story.

Mason Yonover was recently disqualified as a USG candidate for what the student government body called "excessively crude language." You might call Yonover a provocateur: His controversial campaign embraced beer drinking and smoking on campus. He talked about turning sorority houses into homeless shelters. We reached out to Yonover to see what makes him tick.

Natallie Shakeri has the story.

More celebrities than usual were near USC at last night's SAG Awards at the Shrine Auditorium. SAG, of course, is the Screen Actors Guild -- in other words: movie and TV stars!

The awards provoked mixed reactions from USC students.

Olivia Hau has the story.

After one of the most destructive wildfires in California history pummeled the Palisades last month, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has responded by removing Kristin Crowley as the chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department. The decision was announced Friday morning... It caused mixed reactions from residents and community members... with uncertainty as to the reasons.

Reporting on the story is Max Reinardy.

Today officially marks one month into Donald Trump's second presidential term. And it has been a very eventful one. About a week ago Google maps officialy changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America for US users -- an initiative led by his administration. This past week, in social media posts, Trump has claimed -- falsely -- that it was Ukraine that initiated war with Russia when it was Russia that invaded Ukraine in 2022. Just yesterday the official White House Instagram and X social media accounts posted an illustration of Trump wearing a crown with the caption "long live the king". Jasmine Ying met with a member of USC's College Republicans as well as the president of the USC College Democrats. She joins us now to break down how both parties on campus are reacting as news from the White House keeps coming.