Here's everything that happened in the United States today. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that the ongoing war with Iran has already cost the United States military over thirty-eight billion dollars. The United States Air Force officially confirmed for the first time ever that the military has deployed active operational combat weapons in space to protect orbiting assets. A United States lawmaker filed formal articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of waging an unauthorized war against Iran without congressional approval. The Federal Reserve commenced a critical two-day policy meeting as global financial markets actively brace for the first official interest rate hike in three years. United States stock markets fell sharply as the Dow dropped over four hundred points due to surging oil prices and skyrocketing ten-year Treasury yields. The State Department officially shifted fifty-two million dollars in foreign military aid away from Europe and the Middle East to boost security across Latin America. The Kennedy Center board voted to shut down its main venue due to severe financial problems and a legal dispute over naming rights with the president. Federal authorities arrested a twenty-one-year-old Pennsylvania man for allegedly purchasing a semiautomatic rifle and ammunition to carry out a planned foreign terrorist attack. The United States Attorney General announced that the FBI has uncovered fresh information regarding the high-profile twenty-twenty-four assassination attempt against Donald Trump. Grieving families gathered outside the United States Capitol to demand urgent aviation safety reforms following a tragic midair plane collision that killed sixty-seven people last year. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell officially returned to the Capitol on Tuesday following a lengthy three-month absence due to a medical hospitalization in June. #USnews #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews #newsfeed #news - @dailyplugusa