Headlines for February 10, 2025

Constitutional Crisis: Trump Admin Hints It Will Ignore Judge’s Ruling to Block Musk from Treasury Records, Freed Palestinians Say They Were Held by Israel in “Torture Center” Without Food, Water, In Occupied West Bank, Israel Kills Two Women, Including One 8 Months Pregnant, U.N. Warns U.S. Cuts Could Lead to 6 Million AIDS-Related Deaths as Trump Moves to Dismantle USAID, National Institutes of Health Moves to Cut $4 Billion in Biomedical Research, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Brink of Being Shuttered After Saving Consumers $21 Billion, Trump Announces 25% Tariff on Steel and Aluminum, U.S. Judge Blocks Transfer of Venezuela Immigrant Detainees to Guantánamo, NBC: Trump Preparing to Relaunch Immigrant Family Detention Policy, Trump Freezes U.S. Aid to South Africa over “Unjust Racial Discrimination” Against Whites, African Leaders Call for Ceasefire, Direct Talks with Rebels Amid Escalating Eastern Congo Conflict, Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s First President, Who Led His Country to Independence, Dies at 95, Ecuador’s Daniel Noboa and Luisa González Headed for Rematch in April Presidential Runoff, Mass Anti-AfD Protests Continue in Germany as Far Right Gathers for “Make Europe Great Again” Summit, Trump Fires Kennedy Center Board Members, Announces Plan to Install Himself as New Chair, Halftime Performer Stages Super Bowl Protest, Holding Up Flags of Sudan, Palestine, Louisiana Spent $17.5M to Remove Unhoused People to Cold Warehouse Ahead of Super Bowl