News for January 25, 2025

Towana Looney has become the longest-living person to receive a pig organ transplant, with her gene-edited pig kidney still working well after 61 days.

The Trump administration has suspended some federal funding for refugee resettlement groups, raising fears it could disrupt services for refugees already in the U.S.

President Donald Trump is pushing to expand the U.S. military role at the southern border, and the Army has told units to get ready for possible deployment.

An Oregon couple, including Dustin Nehl, was charged by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office after allegedly posing as firefighters to enter a wildfire evacuation zone.

President Donald Trump’s move to review temporary protected status has left Venezuelan migrants like Carlos Carpio in Chicago fearing deportation and the loss of their legal ability to stay in the U.S.

Honolulu police said two people were arrested after a deadly New Year’s fireworks explosion killed three people and injured dozens in Hawaii.

The Senate confirmed Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary, giving President Donald Trump a key ally to lead the department in his push to tighten immigration and border enforcement.

President Donald Trump fired multiple federal inspectors general overnight, triggering claims that the move was illegal and a threat to independent oversight.