Here's everything that happened in the United States today. The United States Central Command launched an immediate investigation into credible reports that an active wedding party was struck during major precision military strikes targeting Iranian strategic rocket assets situated near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday. United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth oversaw the sweeping departure or termination of twenty high-ranking military generals, admirals, and top civilian defense leaders since taking formal control of the Pentagon under the second Trump administration. A Homeland Security Coast Guard jet transporting Secretary Markwayne Mullin and multiple top federal officials executed a successful emergency landing outside Washington D.C. on Wednesday afternoon after suffering a sudden in-flight engine failure. The United States Mint faced intense legal criticism after releasing a commemorative one-dollar coin featuring President Trump's likeness, defying federal currency laws that traditionally restrict placing living presidents on circulating legal tender. A federal judge officially ruled that tech giant Google must implement comprehensive business changes to dismantle its illegal advertising technology monopoly, though the court stopped short of ordering a full corporate breakup of the company. The United States House of Representatives rejected a Republican-backed constitutional amendment designed to permanently limit the Supreme Court to nine justices, failing to secure the mandatory two-thirds majority vote required for adoption. New York City public school officials implemented a comprehensive ban on generative artificial intelligence tools for students from kindergarten through eighth grade, marking a major policy shift restricting digital classroom technology across the district. The deadlocked jury in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy murder trial informed the court they could not reach a unanimous verdict, prompting the presiding judge to issue strict instructions ordering them to immediately resume deliberations. The family of a young Haitian immigrant revealed he tragically died by stepping into incoming highway traffic after experiencing severe depression and heavy school bullying caused by a mandatory ice ankle monitoring device. Professional golfer Tiger Woods successfully reached a formal legal plea deal to resolve his prior driving under the influence charges, pleading guilty to a significantly lesser offense following his major rollover vehicle crash last March. #USnews #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews #newsfeed #news - @dailyplugusa