Julie Morgan

Netflix is raising the price of all its subscription plans by at least a dollar.

The company telegraphed the increase during its earnings call in January.

Netflix says it needs the extra money to help pay for the company's higher content budget, expected to rise to $20 billion this year.

That's a $2 billion increase.

This includes a slate of live events, including the World Baseball Classic in Japan.

podcasts, and a new license deal with Sony.

Effective immediately, a standard plan will cost you $1 more.

Standard with no ads will cost you $2 more, and the same is true for a premium plan.

The company also raised its extra member fee by $1.

Netflix last raised its subscription fees in January of 2025.

President Trump says he plans to sign an order to pay Transportation Security Administration officers immediately.

This comes at the same time the Senate passed legislation to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security.

But that bill still needs approval from the House and a signature from the President.

The action comes amid a weeks-long funding standoff over DHS, which oversees the TSA.

The prolonged partial government shutdown has disrupted airport security, leading to staffing shortages and longer wait times.

According to a senior administration official, the payments will be funded using money from Trump's 2025 tax and spending bill.

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