A coalition of 800 small businesses is calling on the government for full and automatic refunds of emergency tariffs after the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling rejected President Trump's use of the IEEPA to impose duties. The total amount is estimated at $200 million, but the refund mechanism remains unclear.
The pro-North Korea non-profit Nodutdol is expanding operations in Midtown Manhattan, advocating to end the US-South Korea alliance. It's reportedly linked to a network of organizations tied to Chinese influence operations, per a U.S. State Department report.
US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) confirmed 3 fatalities in an attack on a suspected drug-carrying vessel in the Eastern Pacific, bringing the month's total to 147 deaths across at least 42 operations. This marks the seventh such attack this month by US task forces.
New York is bracing for its largest blizzard since 2016 with 18-24 inches of snow and 60 mph gusts. Mayor Mamdani has not committed to forcing the homeless into shelters, a controversial stance after 19 died outdoors in January.
Los Angeles Judge Brock T. Hammond has mandated a dress code for all parties attending the court hearing regarding Kanye West's $57 million Malibu villa, threatening denial of entry otherwise. The lawsuit was filed by construction worker Tony Saxon, who claims he was fired after raising safety concerns.
Caleb Flynn, a former American Idol contestant, made his first court appearance after being indicted for the murder of his wife, Ashley, at their Ohio home. Flynn is accused of shooting his wife to death while their two daughters slept, then staging the scene to look like a break-in. He is currently held on a $2 million bond.
