Here are the latest major news highlights from America (USA) today:
The Guardian
ABC News
Thousands march in anti-ICE protest in New York City: ‘If it’s them today, it’s us tomorrow’
DOJ releasing 3 million pages of Epstein files, 'didn't protect' Trump, deputy AG says
Today
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🇺🇸 Politics & Society
Mass protests in New York City:
Thousands marched in freezing temperatures against U.S. immigration enforcement (ICE), calling out deportation policies and urging nationwide solidarity. �
The Guardian
Nationwide strike calls:
Activists are urging Americans to take part in a “National Shutdown” today — meaning no school, work or shopping — to protest immigration enforcement actions. �
Yahoo
📂 Legal & Justice
Huge release of Epstein files:
The U.S. Justice Department is releasing nearly 3 million pages of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. This has sparked controversy, with survivors claiming the release exposes victim identities while shielding abusers. �
ABC News +1
💼 Business & Economy
American Express financial results:
American Express reported its full-year and Q4 2025 earnings along with plans for investor calls today — relevant for markets and financial observers. �
Business Wire
🧠 Context & Background Trends
Political climate: A recent survey shows confidence in President Trump and support for his policies slipping among U.S. adults, reflecting ongoing polarization. �
Pew Research Center
Airline news: American Airlines plans to resume direct service to Venezuela, pending approvals — a notable development in U.S.-Latin America travel links. �
news.aa.com
