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The Trump administration’s cuts to NASA led to chaos at Goddard Space Flight Center, now a beloved library is closing.

Reno’s High Desert Chill

A warming center in Reno offers refuge for the homeless during harsh winter months, uniting diverse community efforts.

The U.S. Mint is releasing coins for the nation’s 250th anniversary, sparking debate over unreleased Trump-era designs.

Nicolás Maduro is set to make his first U.S. federal court appearance on Monday, facing charges of narco-terrorism.

NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe discusses U.S. nation-building challenges with Ambassador Fredrick Barton from Princeton.

U.S. Rep. Adam Smith criticizes Trump admin’s Venezuela actions, citing lack of a plan for future stability.

In Miami, Venezuelans respond to the U.S. military’s operation to detain President Nicolás Maduro.

The Trump administration halts federal funds to Minnesota over fraud claims; day cares and state push back.

Somali American childcare centers in MN face threats after YouTuber alleges fraud. Federal funds cut nationwide.

Former special counsel Jack Smith testified in December about Trump’s cases, now public. NPR reports details.

California’s 800,000 rideshare drivers can unionize starting Jan. 1, thanks to a new law brokered by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

President Trump halts National Guard deployments after legal setbacks in cities like Chicago and Los Angeles.