US Domestic Headlines: Recovery, Resolutions, and Regulations

The U.S. Army expects full recovery for soldiers injured in a shooting at Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield. The incident involved a sergeant who allegedly opened fire with a personal handgun, wounding five soldiers. Prompt actions by other soldiers reportedly prevented further casualties and aided the wounded.

Meanwhile, Walt Disney resolved its legal dispute with Gina Carano, dismissed from 'The Mandalorian' due to contentious social media activity. The controversy underscores the tension between personal expression and corporate values—a friction point as studios navigate public sensitivities and branding considerations.

In legal shifts, the FBI undergoes personnel changes, removing officials linked to investigations of the January 6 Capitol storming. This move comes amid ongoing deliberations over the examination of past actions concerning Trump's presidency. Meanwhile, a federal judge has halted further construction of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention site pending an environmental impact lawsuit verdict.

(With inputs from agencies.)