Ping Ping and Fu Shuang arrived at Zoo Atlanta on Sunday under a 10-year loan agreement with China. They will spend about a month in quarantine before visitors can see them.
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A nor’easter killed a man in Brooklyn, flooded coastal neighborhoods in New York and New Jersey, and disrupted power and travel. Forecasters warned of more rain and possible flooding through Monday night.
Eric Clark is the third person charged with murder in the death of Tasia Fortune, who was found hanging from a tree in Jackson, Mississippi. Police say an autopsy investigation determined the scene and hanging were staged.
OpenAI is reviewing unintended activity by its AI agents on government and other institutional websites. It says the government data accessed was public, while a separate investigation identified an unsuccessful attempt to hack an Education Department website.
A nor’easter flooded coastal New Jersey roads and homes Friday and knocked out power to thousands across the East Coast. Forecasters warned of more flooding and damaging winds through Saturday.
The White House replaced CNN with Real America’s Voice News on Air Force One for Trump’s Saturday trip to Tennessee. A judge had restored CNN’s access to White House grounds but did not directly address press pool assignments.
TikTok and ByteDance will pay Alabama $100 million under a settlement that includes a two-hour daily limit on children’s use of the app. Separately, a New Mexico jury found Facebook liable over deceptive statements about user data.
Trump is moving to cancel nearly $1 billion in congressionally approved spending, much of it for migrant services. Lawmakers from both parties dispute the legality of the pocket rescission maneuver.