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US News Today Live: New York fires 2,000 prison guards over wildcat strike refusal to return to work. Here’s what happened
- New York terminated over 2,000 prison guards who did not return to work after a wildcat strike. The state declared the illegal work stoppage over despite falling short of the 85% return target, while continuing to address guards’ complaints and investigating inmate deaths linked to the strike.
- Elon Musk has labeled social security theories as fraud and suggested major cuts to federal spending. His statements are likely to trigger political debates, with mixed reactions from Republicans, some of whom support his initiative while others defend essential federal programs.
US News Today Live: If IPs for X cyberattack emerge in Ukraine, what does it mean about the origin of attack?
- Elon Musk told Fox News that the cyberattack on X showed IP addresses which originated from Ukriane. We take a look at what the experts argue about the origin of IP addresses and what it means about where the attack came from.
US News Today Live: Donald Trump slams spending on nuclear weapons, calls for arms control talks: ‘Big monsters on shelves’
- Donald Trump warned that nuclear weapons represent an unparalleled threat, describing them as “big monsters” capable of devastating destruction. He criticized the exorbitant spending on these arms, arguing that the cost is unjustifiable given the catastrophic potential if they were ever used.