Stories from Washington DC · United States

The US administration has notified Congress of its intent to close the US Agency for International Development. Approximately 19 billion dollars have been set aside to facilitate the shutdown.

A man charged with first-degree murder in the death of a philanthropist found in his apartment on Valentine's Day has been deemed not competent to stand trial.

Hanta virus was linked to passengers who returned to America from a ship. Acting CDC director Jay Bhattacharya was mentioned in relation to the topic.

The average price of ground beef in America is now $6.90 a pound, according to government data. This represents a seven percent jump in prices.

An investor purchased between half a million and five million dollars of NVIDIA stock on January 6th and February 10th. This purchase was disclosed in documents filed with the Commerce Department.

President Trump purchased millions of dollars worth of stakes in American companies during the first three months of the year. These companies are directly involved in business deals tied to his administration.

For the first time in three years, U.S. wages are no longer outpacing inflation. This development coincides with a half-point interest rate increase in one month.

A proposal has been posted on Hacker News suggesting a ban on Chinese vehicles from the United States. The post has received minimal engagement with one comment and no upvotes.

Amazon is strengthening its grip over the U.S. supply chain by offering new freight shipping services. This new service aims to enhance the e-commerce giant's reach within the supply chain. Further details on the services were not immediately available.

The Trump administration is altering its public stance on immigration as congressional Republicans seek funding for ICE. The Trump administration has notified Congress of $19 billion set aside for the U.S. Agency for International Development. This money was allocated for global health and development aid. The Trump administration has partially suspended visa issuances for 39 countries. This action is intended to ensure that individuals approved for a visa do not pose a risk. Secretary of State Marco Ruyo stated that Iranian players are welcome as long as they have not served in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard. The Trump administration is implementing a visa bond program. Nationals from 50 countries will be required to pay up to $15,000. This bond will be refunded when the individual departs the U.S.