Amazon Keeps Shipping 1 Billion Packages via USPS
Amazon.com said Monday it has reached a new agreement with the U.S. Postal Service on package deliveries.[#item_full_content]
CBS Replacing Colbert With Byron Allen Comedy Block
CBS is overhauling its late-night lineup following the departure of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” ending a more than decade-long run for one of the network’s flagship programs and replacing it with a two-hour comedy block led by Byron Allen.[#item_full_content]
N.Y. Deems Some Hudson River Fish Safe to Eat
The New York State Department of Health has issued updated guidance on eating fish caught in state waters — highlighting a significant shift for the long-polluted Hudson River.[#item_full_content]
Trump: Leak Risked Rescue Mission of F-15 Crewman in Iran
President Donald Trump said Monday his administration is hunting a leaker and warned of possible prosecution after information about a downed U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle crewman surfaced during a sensitive rescue mission.[#item_full_content]
White House Aims to Spend $377 Million on Renovations
President Donald Trump has proposed a sweeping increase in funding for White House renovations, requesting more than $377 million for fiscal year 2026 and an additional $174 million for fiscal year 2027.[#item_full_content]
Il Napoli batte 1-0 il Milan e va a -7 dall’Inter: al Maradona decide un gol di Politano
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Conte si candida alla Nazionale: “Se fossi il presidente federale mi prenderei in considerazione”
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Luigi Mangione, Trump Supporting Podcaster Exchange Letters
A podcaster and vocal supporter of President Donald Trump said he has been exchanging letters with Luigi Mangione.
Rollins: US Working to Ease Fertilizer Costs
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said Monday that most U.S. farmers have already secured fertilizer supplies ahead of the spring planting season, while the administration is working to support those still vulnerable to rising costs tied in part to global conflict.
Trump Rebuts War Crimes Claims Over Iran Hits, Defends Infrastructure Targets
President Donald Trump on Monday pushed back on accusations that U.S. strikes on Iranian infrastructure could constitute war crimes, saying criticism of attacks on power and energy sites is “wrong” as his administration escalates pressure on Tehran.
