News for February 3, 2025

Trump’s decision to end deportation protections for many Venezuelans in the U.S. has left thousands facing possible removal and sparked anger from community leaders.

A new study says climate change could sharply cut U.S. home values, raise insurance costs, and push millions of Americans to move.

Hattie McDaniel lived in Colorado before she became the first Black person to be nominated for and win an Oscar.

The ACLU sued to block President Donald Trump’s move to shut down U.S. asylum processing, saying it breaks legal protections for people fleeing danger.

President Donald Trump’s new tariff on Chinese imports is likely to raise generic drug prices and make shortages worse, according to health and supply chain experts.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on key building materials could raise home prices and make it harder for buyers to afford a house.

Honda Motor is making Ohio the center of its next EV manufacturing push with more than $1 billion in upgrades that will help build electric vehicles, battery packs, and new production systems.

More Americans are working past age 65 because rising costs, smaller retirement savings, and Social Security limits make full retirement hard to afford, as shown by Diane Wetherington’s part-time work.

Ontario said it will end its Starlink contract and bar US companies from provincial deals in response to US tariffs.

President Donald Trump paused planned tariffs on Mexico for one month after talks with President Claudia Sheinbaum, as both sides agreed to boost border enforcement.

Trump’s new tariffs are starting to raise costs for Americans, with clothing, food, cars, homebuilding materials, and fuel among the products most likely to get more expensive.

Dennis Erwin Brandl, Jr. was tackled and disarmed after opening fire at a high school band competition in Pasadena, Texas, leaving one person wounded.