Marc Fogel, an American the U.S. deemed wrongfully-detained in Russia, is back home after more than three years in prison. President Trump meets with Jordan’s king as he urges Arab allies to support his plan to take control of the Gaza Strip. And the FBI says it found thousands of new pages of documents connected to the JFK assassination.

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The Justice Department tells prosecutors to halt proceedings against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Several judges throw up roadblocks to President Trump’s governmental overhaul. And Hamas says it will refuse to deliver Israeli hostages this weekend, throwing a ceasefire into doubt.

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President Trump calls for new sweeping tariffs on all steel and aluminum entering the country. A plane crash in Alaska kills 10, becoming the latest aviation incident to worry passengers. And New York officials shut down live poultry markets as avian flu hits local populations. 

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A judge delays a buyout deadline for federal workers. An ICE raid in Denver prompts concerns that agents are widening their focus. And as egg prices surge, Italian scientists say they’ve perfected the recipe for a hard-boiled egg.

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The White House walks back the likelihood of sending troops to Gaza as the Arab world reacts. Judges weigh in on some of President Trump’s executive orders. And tariffs against China could, for the first time, affect items like clothing mailed directly to your home.

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President Trump shocks the Middle East as he suggests Palestinians move out of the Gaza Strip and allow the U.S. to “take over.” Officials prepare for a White House order to begin shuttering the Education Department. And key Republican senators give a green light to RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard after tense confirmation hearings. 

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After conversations with the leaders of Mexico and Canada, President Trump pauses sweeping North American tariffs. Employees at USAID say their agency, at the behest of Elon Musk, has been effectively disbanded overnight. And in a bid to retrieve unidentified remains, workers lift the wreckage of American Eagle flight 5342 out of the Potomac. 

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President Trump enrages Canada and Mexico by enacting sweeping tariffs, while economists predict higher prices. A medical transport jet crashes down on a crowded Philadelphia street. And Ken Martin wins the election to chair the Democratic National Committee, prompting new questions about how Democrats will approach the Trump administration. 

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Authorities say the air crash over the Potomac River left no survivors. President Trump suggests diversity initiatives could be a cause of the deaths, while aviation experts examine the actions of Army helicopter pilots. And senators grill cabinet nominees Tulsi Gabbard and Kash Patel.

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An American Airline flight carrying dozens of passengers crashes into a military Blackhawk helicopter, before dropping into the Potomac River. The Trump Administration rescinds its funding directive that sowed chaos. And Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. tries to recast his past comments on vaccines and medical practices.

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