House vote, Doge resignation & more: What is the trend today

Here is a look at some of the top stories that tend to be online today, February 26. They contain the latest news about the votes of the household budget, to resign with Doge and much more.

The Republicans of the Republicans narrowly pass the measure to finance Trump's agenda after Last-Minute-Drama (ABC)

21 Doge employees step back and say that they will not help to reduce public services (NPR), not to “dismantle” the dismantling.

Richter gives Trump Administration two days to release billions of dollars of blocked foreign aid (AP),

Trump says that the United States will sell $ 5 million “gold card” to wealthy foreigners (CNN).

US, Ukraine agrees with the conditions of the critical mineral contract (Reuters)

Who is Amy Gleason, the interim administrator of Doge? (The hill)

'Unknown disease', which can kill within a few days, leaves 53 dead in the Congo (Washington Post)

Other trend headlines

Airplanes that arrived in Chicago and Washington, DC, had to cancel landings to avoid other aircraft (CNN)

John Lithgow was a dumbledore – and the fans are in conflict (Forbes)

WNBA legend Diana Taurasi announces retirement (NBC)

'Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith' sets the cinema publication for the 20th anniversary (variety)

NFL legend Rob Gronkowski “Return to the League: Report (Fox)

The long -time Eagles star Jason Peters retires after 21 NFL season and joins Seahawks' Front Office (CBS Sports).