Tracy Mumford

At the Social Security Administration, the agency's top official has abruptly resigned after refusing to give Elon Musk's team access to sensitive personal data about millions of Americans. Musk has claimed that the Social Security program is rife with fraud and waste, but a recent audit showed that less than 1% of payments were improper.

At the Social Security Administration, the agency's top official has abruptly resigned after refusing to give Elon Musk's team access to sensitive personal data about millions of Americans. Musk has claimed that the Social Security program is rife with fraud and waste, but a recent audit showed that less than 1% of payments were improper.

It's not clear if Musk's team did eventually get access to the Social Security systems, which include medical records and financial data.

It's not clear if Musk's team did eventually get access to the Social Security systems, which include medical records and financial data.

It's not clear if Musk's team did eventually get access to the Social Security systems, which include medical records and financial data.

Thousands of people took to the streets across the country yesterday to protest the Trump administration. Many of them said they feel Trump is acting like a king, not a president. And they held signs with messages like, this is a coup and save democracy. The protests were largely organized by the 50-51 movement, which has been pushing back against what it says is Trump's overreach.

Thousands of people took to the streets across the country yesterday to protest the Trump administration. Many of them said they feel Trump is acting like a king, not a president. And they held signs with messages like, this is a coup and save democracy. The protests were largely organized by the 50-51 movement, which has been pushing back against what it says is Trump's overreach.

Thousands of people took to the streets across the country yesterday to protest the Trump administration. Many of them said they feel Trump is acting like a king, not a president. And they held signs with messages like, this is a coup and save democracy. The protests were largely organized by the 50-51 movement, which has been pushing back against what it says is Trump's overreach.

In the Middle East, the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas continues to hold, but Israel's military has been ramping up its operations in the West Bank. A weeks-long operation by the Israeli military there has forced about 40,000 Palestinians from their homes. It's the biggest displacement of civilians in the territory in over 50 years.

In the Middle East, the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas continues to hold, but Israel's military has been ramping up its operations in the West Bank. A weeks-long operation by the Israeli military there has forced about 40,000 Palestinians from their homes. It's the biggest displacement of civilians in the territory in over 50 years.

In the Middle East, the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas continues to hold, but Israel's military has been ramping up its operations in the West Bank. A weeks-long operation by the Israeli military there has forced about 40,000 Palestinians from their homes. It's the biggest displacement of civilians in the territory in over 50 years.

Residents tell the Times that soldiers used megaphones to order them out of their houses and threatened to shoot them if they didn't leave. Israel says its goal is to root out militant groups to prevent them from attacking Israelis, and that it never ordered any evacuations.

Residents tell the Times that soldiers used megaphones to order them out of their houses and threatened to shoot them if they didn't leave. Israel says its goal is to root out militant groups to prevent them from attacking Israelis, and that it never ordered any evacuations.

Residents tell the Times that soldiers used megaphones to order them out of their houses and threatened to shoot them if they didn't leave. Israel says its goal is to root out militant groups to prevent them from attacking Israelis, and that it never ordered any evacuations.

The military has demolished scores of buildings, used armored bulldozers to rip up roads, and destroyed water pipes and power lines, adding to the damage from previous raids in the territory.

The military has demolished scores of buildings, used armored bulldozers to rip up roads, and destroyed water pipes and power lines, adding to the damage from previous raids in the territory.

The military has demolished scores of buildings, used armored bulldozers to rip up roads, and destroyed water pipes and power lines, adding to the damage from previous raids in the territory.

Meat raffles are really blowing up, depending on where you live. They're pretty much exactly what they sound like. You buy a raffle ticket, you hope you win some meat. For a dollar, maybe $5, you could win a nice steak, a pork tenderloin, I want a ham once. The events have been kicking around Minnesota and Wisconsin for over 100 years. Now they're spreading to other states.

Meat raffles are really blowing up, depending on where you live. They're pretty much exactly what they sound like. You buy a raffle ticket, you hope you win some meat. For a dollar, maybe $5, you could win a nice steak, a pork tenderloin, I want a ham once. The events have been kicking around Minnesota and Wisconsin for over 100 years. Now they're spreading to other states.

Meat raffles are really blowing up, depending on where you live. They're pretty much exactly what they sound like. You buy a raffle ticket, you hope you win some meat. For a dollar, maybe $5, you could win a nice steak, a pork tenderloin, I want a ham once. The events have been kicking around Minnesota and Wisconsin for over 100 years. Now they're spreading to other states.