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One is a resentencing track, which was the focus of Monday’s news conference. The court began these proceedings itself, and, separately, Mr. Gascón filed a petition last year to push for resentencing. Mr. Gascón’s petition argued that the brothers deserved a chance at parole because of their exemplary conduct in prison. Mr. Gascón said the brothers had “paid their debt to society,” and asked a court to resentence the brothers to prison terms of 50 years to life, instead of life without parole. That change would automatically make the brothers immediately eligible for parole, because they were under 26 years old when the crime occurred (Lyle was 21, and Erik was 18).

“They have apologized for the horrific actions they took. They have apologized to us. And, they have demonstrated their atonement through actions that have helped improve countless lives,” the coalition said of the brothers in a statement. “Yet, D.A. Hochman is effectively asking for them to publicly apologize to a checklist of actions they took in a state of shock and fear.”

Mr. Hochman spent much of his news conference retelling the gruesome details of the killings carried out by the brothers, and how they covered it up. The brothers, he said, had lied over and over again through the years. And he argued that, even over many years, they had failed to show that they had “full insight” into the crimes, or that they had they taken “complete responsibility” for them. “Our position is that they shouldn’t get out of jail,” Mr. Hochman said. “Now, ultimately, that is a position. We bring that position to the court.”

Besides the court-initiated review of resentencing, Gov. Gavin Newsom of California is separately considering a clemency petition in the case; he took action last month to move that process forward.

Thus, the announcement by the district attorney, Nathan J. Hochman, at a news conference in downtown Los Angeles is largely symbolic — a high-profile statement of values by a top prosecutor who was elected in November on promises to take a tougher approach on crime.

The new district attorney of Los Angeles County said he would ask a court to withdraw a resentencing petition put forward by his predecessor in the case of Lyle and Erik Menendez, two brothers who brutally murdered their parents more than 35 years ago.

Erik and Lyle Menendez still have paths to freedom. But the new district attorney is trying to roll back an effort by his predecessor to ease their punishment for killing their parents.

Soon, he said, the Trump Pizza Bar will be known as the Frank Pizza Station — “frank” as in honest and forthright.

Many people here complained about the cafe’s name. Here was one thing they could change, something tangible, when everything else felt so out of control.

Some Ukrainians spoke positively about Mr. Trump’s business acumen and had hoped that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia — rather than Mr. Zelensky — might rub Mr. Trump the wrong way.

“Unfortunately, humanitarianism is absent from U.S. politics. They do not care about Ukraine’s casualties, its tragedies, or the war crimes committed by Russia against Ukraine.”

Artem Kholodevych, 33, a lieutenant colonel in the military who lost his right leg at the front, said he believed that Ukraine had enough stockpiles of weapons to hold out until European allies could increase aid deliveries.

Some said Ukraine would have to make the best of a bad peace; others said Ukraine would keep fighting, hopefully with European support.

“I feel like we are being abandoned, just abandoned by everyone,” said Ms. Khrul, who like everyone else here, said she had lost people in the war, including a classmate and a close friend. Last week, she attended the funeral of a good friend of her boyfriend who was killed fighting at the front.

Many people had been hoping for the resurrection of the minerals deal, so that the United States would continue to support Ukraine in return for a share of profits from its resources.

Mr. Trump and Vice President JD Vance turned spectacularly hostile.

Under Joseph R. Biden Jr., the United States was Ukraine’s biggest ally. But since President Trump took power in January, the United States has done an about-face on its foreign policy, making good relations with Russia a priority over those with Ukraine.

obstetrician-gynecologist, stood in line for a bottle of water and counted off the people she knew who had been killed by the Russians on her fingers: Her brother, a childhood friend, her neighbors.

At the Trump Pizza Station in Kyiv, where the internet password is “TrumpLovesYou,” one woman burst into tears when she learned that the United States was suspending military aid to Ukraine.

The Wi-Fi Code Is ‘TrumpLovesYou,’ but the Cafe’s Clients Aren’t Feeling It

The Texas attorney general similarly accused Cal-Maine in 2020 of raising egg prices by 300 percent. The case is still open.

The egg production industry has faced scrutiny over its pricing practices in the past. In 2011, major food companies, including Kraft and General Mills, sued the biggest egg producers and industry trade groups, claiming that they had colluded to reduce the supply of eggs in order to increase the price.

The egg industry said the bird flu had been devastating to farmers who had lost birds to the virus. At the same time, consumer demand for eggs has been up year over year for 23 consecutive months.

potential monopolization and anticompetitive coordination in the industry.

“That capacity has opened up,” he said, referring to the agency now that its antitrust case against the merger of two giant supermarket chains, Kroger and Albertsons, is over. That case, which went to trial last year, ended with a court order preventing the merger.

Similar pleas from advocacy groups and lawmakers were made to the F.T.C. under the Biden administration, which did not announce an antitrust investigation into egg producers.

but it sure as hell seems we should be looking into it and see if there’s anticompetitive conduct that is hurting consumers

But as consumers confront empty shelves in their grocery stores and prices soar in some places to over $10 for a dozen eggs, the concentration of egg production in fewer hands is raising concerns, stoked by previous findings. Two years ago, the largest producers were found liable for inflating prices in the 2000s. Now, some lawmakers are calling for federal regulators to investigate the industry.

. Cal-Maine has acquired more than two dozen companies since 1989. It and four other large producers control roughly half of the egg market in the United States. The others are privately held and don’t make their financials public.

Cal-Maine Foods, which controls about a fifth of the egg market and sells to Walmart and other large retailers, reported that its revenues jumped to $954 million in the quarter that ended in late November from $523 million from the prior year — an increase of 82 percent.

But there is at least one winner in the current shortage, which began in 2022: the country’s biggest egg producer.Image

Should one of their hens test positive for the H5N1 virus that causes avian flu, their whole flock would have to be killed to prevent the spread.

Brian Moscogiuri is an egg broker. A vice president for the wholesale company Eggs Unlimited, he works the phone in his home office in Toms River, N.J., until late into the evening, trying to connect hopeful buyers with farms that have eggs to spare.

The nation’s biggest egg producer has seen rising revenues and profits.

‘Thank God E.I.S. was spared,’” said Dr. Michael Iademarco, who helped create the Laboratory Leadership Service when he was at the C.D.C. “And my response will be, ‘Yeah, but we just killed the promising half of field investigation, because nobody knows about it.’”The agency has also lost its presidential management fellows, who were assigned to the C.D.C. under a decades-old government initiative that describes itself as “the premier leadership development program for advanced degree holders across all academic disciplines.”Veterans of the health agencies said they were troubled by the seemingly random nature of the cuts.

He warned that he would cut 600 jobs at the health institutes. In October, after merging his presidential campaign with that of Mr. Trump, he instructed F.D.A. officials to “preserve your records” and “pack your bags.”

“taking action to support the president’s broader efforts to restructure and streamline the federal government.”

“These individuals are not numbers on a spreadsheet,” they wrote, adding, “We owe them a debt of gratitude, not a pink slip.”

The firings have also excised the next generation of leaders at the C.D.C., the N.I.H., the Food and Drug Administration, and other agencies that the department oversees.

“It’s not canceled,” Elon Musk, the billionaire in charge of the downsizing, wrote on social media in response to the blowback about the purported dismantling of the Epidemic Intelligence Service.

But the cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services — coming on the heels of the coronavirus pandemic, the worst public health crisis in a century — have been especially jarring.

the “disease detectives” who track outbreaks around the world — has apparently been spared, perhaps because of an uproar among alumni after a majority of its members were told on Friday that they would be let go.

At the National Institutes of Health, the nation’s premier biomedical research agency, an estimated 1,200 employees — including promising young investigators slated for larger roles — have been dismissed.

“What are they doing in that system? Why would they need to be in that system?” Judge Moss said. “There’s not a lot of clarity about what the DOGE employees are doing.”

A lawyer for the Justice Department said on Tuesday that the team litigating the matter had not been briefed on whether members of Mr. Musk’s team had “actual access” to sensitive student information, such as tax return information, Social Security numbers or income data.

Mr. Musk’s team, part of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, has been operating in the Education Department for more than a week.

Mr. Musk’s associates from combing through the Education Department’s data because of privacy concerns related to the personal identifying information that students routinely disclose when applying for federal aid.

Cuts to the agency’s research grants are especially notable given that the federal government has taken a leadership role in collecting data on education — and highlighting best practices — since the 1860s, said Chester E. Finn Jr., who served under President Ronald Reagan as the Education Department’s assistant secretary for research and improvement.

Elon Musk’s cost-cutting effort announced a variety of cuts at the Education Department totaling over $900 million, apparently aimed at hobbling the department’s research arm, the Institute of Education Sciences.

“terminated” 89 of the department’s contracts, apparently targeting its research arm.

Musk Team Announces Millions in Cuts to Education Dept. Amid Legal Pushback

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico called her deal with the Trump administration — averting tariffs for a month and cooperating to curb the flow of drugs and weapons — a “good agreement.”

order will increase costs for more than 80 percent of U.S. e-commerce imports

President Trump’s decision to impose hefty tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China included a little-noticed but significant change to how online purchases will be taxed when they enter the United States.

“It is in the strategic interest of the United States that this integration is not only maintained but grows in the coming years,” Ebrard told reporters.Image

The peso and Canadian dollar, which had declined against the U.S. dollar because of the looming threat of tariffs, started to recover today after Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico’s president, said tariffs on goods from Mexico would be delayed.

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico said that the 10,000 Mexican national guard troops being sent to the border would be pulled from other parts of the country and would be in addition to security forces already there.

In return, Mexico will get at least a temporary reprieve from the blanket 25 percent tariffs Mr. Trump announced on Saturday, as well as help from the U.S. government to stanch the movement of guns back over the border, Ms. Sheinbaum said on Monday.

Ms. Sheinbaum agreed to deploy 10,000 troops, who President Trump said would be designated to stop the flow of migrants and illegal drugs across the U.S.-Mexico border.

President Claudia Sheinbaum

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“As long as we still have a Constitution and laws, they can’t go against any of us because we are not breaking any laws. Let me be clear, I am not going to violate the Constitution.”

“Denver does not obstruct federal law enforcement, and has been clear that we will cooperate with ICE on violent criminals, as we always have,” Mr. Johnston said.

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s office published guidance for city workers on how to engage with ICE shortly before Mr. Trump took office. Mr. Johnson’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.

His administration told federal prosecutors in a memo this week that local officials were bound to cooperate with the Justice Department under the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution and that they could face criminal prosecution or civil penalties if they failed to comply.

Local officials responded with a mix of silence and defiance on Wednesday after the Justice Department ordered prosecutors to investigate and charge state and city law enforcement officials if they refused to enforce the Trump administration’s new immigration policies.

I have no doubt that the Roman Catholic Church will vigorously denounce mass deportation if and when it begins. But why wait? Undocumented immigrants will be subject to horrific pain and suffering if Mr. Trump follows through on his intentions. Over six million households are said to have at least one undocumented person.

The Times reported last week that public schools serving migrant children face the challenge of persuading parents “to send their children to class when some are so anxious about deportation that they are reluctant to separate from their children for even part of the day.”

At the same time, we are called always to have a sense of the dignity of every human person. And thus, plans which have been talked about at some levels of having a wider indiscriminate massive deportation across the country would be something that would be incompatible with Catholic doctrine. So we’ll have to see what emerges in the administration.

A top aide has said that “vast holding facilities” would serve as “staging centers” for immigrants as they wait to be flown to other countries.

It would be a “bloody story,” he said.

repeated and ambitious commitments as a candidate was to arrest and deport up to 12 million undocumented immigrants. Many are Mexican and have been in the United States for more than 10 years.

several doctors said they were concerned that the trend might encourage people to turn to compounded weight loss drugs, which are copycat versions that the Food and Drug Administration does not vet and has repeatedly warned come with health risks.

To Mr. Hammer, the smaller doses were a tool that helped him make lifestyle changes. Now that he didn’t feel sick all the time, he worked out more and focused on eating healthier foods.

“There’s this desire for ultra-personalization,” said Dr. Andrew Kraftson, a clinical associate professor in the division of metabolism, endocrinology and diabetes at Michigan Medicine.

500 people have enrolled in her online course, “Ozempic Done Right University,” which costs more than $2,000 and includes advice on microdosing.

Tyna Moore, a health influencer, speak on a podcast about microdosing Ozempic.

despite limited evidence, seems to be growing more popular: “microdosing” weight loss drugs, or taking very small amounts.

taking tiny amounts of weight loss medications, hoping to drop pounds while avoiding side effects. Does it work?

Kimbal Musk, Mr. Musk’s younger brother, later posted on X that it was “the best speech” of Mr. Musk’s life.

“made an awkward gesture in a moment of enthusiasm” and that it was “not a Nazi salute.” The organization added that “all sides should give one another a bit of grace.”

The motion soon drew comparisons online to the salute popularized by Adolf Hitler, and others interpreted it as a Roman salute, which is also known as the “Fascist salute” and was later adopted by the Nazis.

two hand gestures

Mr. Musk twice extended his arm out with his palm facing down, drawing comparisons to the Nazi salute.