The NewsWorthy U.S. Sides with Russia, Wild Temperature Swings & 100 World Cup Wins - Tuesday, February 25, 2025
Feb 25, 2025
A surprising shift sees the U.S. siding with Russia at the UN, stirring discussions on foreign policy. Federal workers voice their job concerns amid protests against government cuts. Remarkably warm weather follows a brutal cold snap across the nation. Meanwhile, an American skier makes headlines with a record 100 World Cup wins. Plus, the impact of congestion pricing in NYC, Apple's substantial investment in the U.S., and the closure of major retail chains capture the changing economic landscape.
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Protests Against Cuts
- Protests erupted nationwide over Trump's cuts and Musk's involvement.
- Incidents ranged from a woman being dragged out of a town hall to a fake video of Trump kissing Musk's feet.
Clint Hill's Passing
- Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who protected Jackie Kennedy during JFK's assassination, died at 93.
- He was known for his bravery but felt tormented by his inability to save the president.
Extreme Temperature Swings
- Parts of the U.S. experienced extreme temperature swings, going from record cold to record warmth.
- Some areas saw a 100-degree difference within a week.