News for February 5, 2025

A judge threw out the last criminal charge against former Georgia prosecutor Jackie Johnson, ending her trial over claims she helped protect the men involved in Ahmaud Arbery’s killing.

The CDC removed some health information from its website, leaving Massachusetts doctors like Dr. Kathryn Davis worried about how to keep giving patients safe advice.

ICE led early-morning raids at apartment buildings in the Denver area as part of a Trump administration immigration crackdown, sparking fear among residents and questions about who was targeted.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs and customs rule could raise costs and slow shipping for Shein and Temu orders in the U.S.

The Uncommitted National Movement is standing by its 2024 anti-Biden and anti-Harris strategy, even after Trump’s comments about taking over Gaza sparked fresh blame over the election outcome.

Trump’s new China tariff is raising costs for Ford and General Motors, mostly by hitting imported auto parts and a small number of China-made vehicles.

California’s FAIR Plan is leaving some wildfire victims with far less insurance help than neighbors who kept private coverage, making rebuilding after the Los Angeles fires deeply unequal.

Judge Richard T. Snyder resigned after admitting he believed people brought before his court were guilty, raising concerns about his ability to be fair.

President Donald Trump signed an order that bars transgender women from female sports categories and directs the Department of Education to enforce it.

A Maine standoff ended with Steven Righini dead, an officer wounded, and a police K-9 killed after a domestic violence call turned into gunfire.