U.S. Domestic News: Key Developments Highlighting Health, Defense, and Economy

The latest U.S. domestic news highlights include an early Obamacare enrollment deadline, canceled military climate studies, potential government shutdown avoidance, recession fears, a CBS FCC complaint, Trump's minerals refining on military bases plan, a Palestinian student's deportation delay, Menendez brothers' possible release, DEI grants cancellation, and Ukraine defense issues.

In recent developments within the United States, the Trump administration has announced plans to adjust the Obamacare enrollment period, ending it a month earlier than the current deadline. The move is said to address improper enrollments that drove up taxpayer costs, though specifics on these discrepancies remain undisclosed.

The U.S. military has terminated over 90 climate change studies, a decision upheld by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who deemed them unnecessary. Meanwhile, the U.S. Congress is actively working to prevent a government shutdown, with Republicans aiming to maintain government funding through September 30 in light of federal agency cutbacks.

Economic concerns continue to surface amid tariffs and stock market fluctuations, countered by optimism from key Trump economic advisor Kevin Hassett. Other significant news includes CBS challenging a complaint over a Kamala Harris interview, Trump's plans for refining minerals, a temporary halt on a Palestinian student's deportation, the ongoing Menendez brothers' legal saga, DEI grant cancellations by the EPA, and intelligence-sharing issues with Ukraine.

(With inputs from agencies.)