The shots get messy and hit several sectors
The administration of President Donald Trump continued his series of shooting in several federal agencies, including the departments of transport and justice. But the movements are Coming so fast and creating so much difficulty For some agencies, they have to try to discourage people in some cases.
According to a letter obtained by NBC News, dozens of employees from the Department of Probation Transportation received letters that said that part of the reason why they were being fired was for low performance. But a source familiar with the measure said that most of those employees were qualified as “exceptional” artists for its supervisors.
On Friday, the Department of Justice Exposed multiple immigration judgesAccording to two sources familiar with the decision and a declaration of one of the judges, threatening to stop an already tense immigration system.
Meanwhile, the last stretch of shooting occurred as national officials of the Nuclear Safety Administration sought to restore nuclear safety workers who were finished As part of employment cuts.
The agency said in an email seen by NBC News that I was trying to terminate some termination letters, but “we don’t have a good way to get in touch with that staff.”
Floods kill at least 8 in Kentucky
Much of the United States faced another round of biting the winter climate Sunday, with torrential rains causing intense floods in Kentucky that resulted in at least eight deaths and required the rescue of more than 1,000 people.
Among the dead were a Mother and her 7-year-old son, who were killed when his car was swept by the waters of the floods, said a Hart County official to WBKO-TV.
“This is one of the most serious climatic events that we have treated in at least a decade,” said Kentucky governor Andy Beshear.
Meanwhile, the northern plains faced a potentially deadly cold, and tornado watches were issued for parts of Georgia and Florida. Tennessee parts received up to 6 inches of rain during storms.
‘Know the press’
In an interview about “Meet The Press” by NBC News, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy He pressed his vision to end the war In his country in association with Trump, making it clear that he would never accept a peace agreement negotiated by the United States and Russia without Ukraine at the table.
“I will never accept any decision between the United States and Russia about Ukraine, never,” Zelenskyy told Moderator Kristen Welker on Friday in Munich, Germany. “This is the war in Ukraine, against us, and they are our human losses.”
Secretary of State Frame They are ready to attend negotiations with Russia in Saudi ArabiaTwo familiar sources with the matter told NBC News.
Zelenskyy thanked Trump and other US leaders for his “support” of Ukraine, but added that there is “no leader in the world that can really reach an agreement with Putin without us.”
“[Putin] He doesn’t want peace, ”said Zelenskyy. “But I think he is really a little scared by President Trump, and I think the president has this opportunity and is strong, and I think he can really take Putin to peace negotiations.”
Politics shortly
Quid Pro No: TOM HOMAN Border Tsar denied the accusations that there was a quid pro quo Between the Trump administration and the mayor of New York, Eric Adams, calling to the measure to dismiss criminal charges against Adams in exchange for the cooperation of the mayor in “ridiculous” immigration.
Growing costs: The small businesses that face higher costs, interest rates pronounced and more cautious consumers are share a common feeling White House financing is freezing, rates and repressions due to diversity: this is not helping.
Egg scrable: As the aviar flu, the prices of avian eggs at record levels, state and local public health officials I have spent weeks without regular updates Of the centers for the control and prevention of diseases due to a freezing imposed by Trump in external communications of the agency.
Order in sport: Trump Executive Order which seeks to prohibit transgender women and girls from competing In women’s sport, it is expected to cause a prolonged battle, with a judge that governs transgender adolescents can follow a challenge.
‘SNL’ at 50
Half a century of musical guests at Radio City Music Hall of Radio City for “SOn the day of the day northIGHT Live’s ” Welcome concert on Saturday nightPart of a huge celebration of the 50 years of the program in the air.
The concert, organized by Jimmy Fallon, had a bill full of stars that included Cher, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Snoop Dogg and a series of unique and unique collaborations: Bonnie Raitt and Chris Martin; Arcade Fire, David Byrne, St. Vincent and The Preservation Hall Jazz Band.
The surviving members of Nirvana also met, with Post Malone taking the place of Kurt Cobain for a fierce performance of “Smells Like Teen Spirit”.
There is more to come, unusually, Sunday night. “SNL50: the celebration of the anniversary” Will take viewers for the memory lane In an event full of three -hour stars that will commemorate everything that made the show a basic element of pop culture.
In case you have lost it
- Bad Blood was in full exhibition on Saturday among the United States and Canada hockey teams, With three fights in the first nine seconds of the confrontation of 4 nations of 2025.
- The woman linked to the death of a Telemundo reporter was previously accused of at least five other cases. Police say they have presented a dozen complaints Last week of people who believe they or a loved one may have been victims of yours.
- Israeli American Sagui Dekel-Cen He was among the three hostages released by Hamas On Saturday, after the group reaffirmed a truce that seemed to be close to break. Israel released 369 Palestinian prisoners and detainees in return.
- Five people have been arrested and accused in New York in relation to disappearance and death of a transgender man from Minnesota, 24 years.
