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At the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, President Trump said that record levels of humanitarian aid has entered Gaza since October, the start of the U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal.
The number of dead from Iran's bloody crackdown on nationwide protests reached at least 5,002 people killed as of Friday, according to activists.
Warning many more still were feared dead as the Internet blackout in the country is now into its second week.
The U.S.-based human rights activist news agency offering up that death toll.
And hundreds of Meta employees are being laid off at the company's Reality Labs division in California as tech job cuts accelerate.
Meta is shifting its business model towards AI.
Meta is acknowledging the layoffs will be in the hundreds, but the New York Times says likely it will be around 1,500 people representing about 10% of the division's workforce.
Other Meta layoffs are also expected in Washington State.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook.
Trying to avoid another government shutdown.
I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News.
Government shutdown could kick in at the end of this month.
On Thursday, the House passed four spending bills aimed at averting it.
Speaker Mike Johnson.
The bills totaling $1.2 trillion.
The Senate expected to take up the bills next week ahead of that January 30th deadline.
Vance in Minneapolis addressing anti-ice protests that have been rocking the city.