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TRUMP ADVISER CONFIRMS THAT ICE WILL PATROL SUPER BOWL 2026

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Immigration enforcement is set to play a visible role at next year's Super Bowl, according to Corey Lewandowski, senior adviser at the Department of Homeland Security and former campaign manager for Donald Trump.

PFIZER TO OFFER LOWER DRUG PRICES VIA FEDERAL WEBSITE

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The Trump administration unveiled a deal enabling patients to purchase prescription medicines at reduced prices through a new federal website. In a Tuesday press conference, the White House said an agreement with Pfizer will cut prices on some drugs by up to 85% on the direct‑to‑consumer TrumpRx site. Pfizer also agreed to lower prices for its medicines under Medicaid, a move that will allow the company to avoid paying tariffs.

ELON MUSK HALFWAY TO BECOMING A TRILLIONAIRE

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Elon Musk has made history by becoming the first person to surpass a net worth of $500 billion, as reported by the Forbes billionaires index. His net worth peaked at $500.1 billion during a trading session, driven by the rising value of Tesla and his other enterprises, including SpaceX and the AI startup xAI. Although his net worth fluctuated slightly to just over $499 billion later in the day, this milestone highlights the significant growth and valuation of Musk's ventures in recent months.

YOUTUBE AGREE TO PAY $24.5M TO SETTLE TRUMP LAWSUIT

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Alphabet, YouTube’s parent, has settled Donald Trump’s lawsuit for $24.5m (£18.6m) after he sued over the platform’s decision to suspend his account in the aftermath of the 6 January Capitol riot. The move mirrors earlier settlements by X/Twitter and Facebook; Trump argued the suspensions amounted to unfair censorship of conservative viewpoints.

TWO DELTA JETS COLLIDE ON LAGUARDIA TAXIWAY

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Two Delta Air Lines regional jets were involved in a "low-speed collision" at New York's LaGuardia Airport on Wednesday night, leaving one flight attendant injured.

The incident occurred shortly before 10 p.m. when a jet bound for Roanoke, Virginia, with 32 people on board, clipped the fuselage of another aircraft that had just arrived from Charlotte, North Carolina, carrying 61 people. Both planes were Delta Connection CRJ-900s operated by Endeavor Air.

According to air traffic control recordings, a pilot reported, "Their right wing clipped our nose and the cockpit we have damage to our windscreen and ... some of our screens in here." Photos and videos posted online showed a shattered cockpit window, heavy nose damage, and part of a wing ripped off.

A flight attendant sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a local hospital, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey confirmed. No passengers were hurt, though several described the moment as shocking. William Lusk, a passenger on the Charlotte flight, told ABC News that his plane "stopped, jerked, and jumped to the right," adding, "Everyone went dead silent. And as everyone went dead silent, the pilot calmly came on and said, 'Hey, we've been in a crash, everyone remain calm.'"

Another traveller, CBS News producer Joey Annunziato, said from inside the cabin, "We got absolutely smashed by another Delta flight. I don't know if we hit them or they hit us, but it was super jarring. Everyone shot forward in their seats, and it was kind of a little chaotic as soon as it happened."

Despite the severity of the impact, Delta said other airport operations were unaffected. Emergency crews quickly arrived at the scene to assist passengers and staff. All passengers were safely escorted off the aircraft and shuttled back to the terminal.

Delta issued an apology and promised to cooperate fully with the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board, which are both investigating the cause. "Delta will work with all relevant authorities to review what occurred as safety of our customers and people comes before all else," the airline said. "We apologize to our customers for the experience."

MULTIPLE PEOPLE SHOT AT MORMON CHURCH IN MICHIGAN, SHOOTER DEAD

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Multiple people have been shot at a Mormon church in Michigan and the shooter is down, police said Sunday.

SNAPCHAT USERS TO BE CHARGED FOR STORING OLD PHOTOS AND MEDIA

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Snapchat has said it will start charging users to store photos and videos in its Memories feature, provoking backlash from people who have built large archives. Introduced in 2016, Memories has let users save previously posted content, but the company now says anyone with more than 5GB of Memories will need to pay to keep them accessible.

COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT PETRO ACCUSES THE US OF VIOLATING INTERNATIONAL LAWS AFTER VISA REVOKED

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Saturday dismissed the U.S. decision to revoke his visa and accused Washington of violating international law over his criticism of Israel's war in Gaza.