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Zelenskyy Says US Gave Ukraine and Russia a June Deadline to End War
Zelenskyy said Washington wants the war ended by early summer and is prepared to increase pressure on both Kyiv and Moscow if talks stall.
Pentagon to Cut Academic Ties With Harvard, Hegseth Says
The secretary of war said the Ivy League school promotes ideology misaligned with military values.
Nearly 2,000 Truckers Deemed Unfit Are Removed From American Roads
More than 1,200 vehicles were put out of service as part of a three-day federal government operation last month.
Appeals Court Rejects Challenge to Trump’s Orders Curbing DEI
Higher education groups and Baltimore officials had argued the executive orders exceeded presidential powers.
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Trump Orders Creation of America First Arms Transfer Strategy
The executive order seeks to use U.S. arms sales to push foreign policy objectives.
Governments Should Pull Funding If Schools Don’t Address Bullying: Civil Rights Board Vice Chair
Civil Rights commissioner is alarmed that no schools were deemed persistently dangerous in 2021–2022 despite 1.2 million violent offenses in K–12 nationwide.
Actor Timothy Busfield Indicted on 4 Counts of Criminal Sexual Contact With a Child
The actor’s indictment was ‘not unexpected’ and he will ‘fight the charges at every stage,’ says Busfield’s attorney.
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Body Believed to Be Rapper Lil Jon’s Son, Nathan Smith, Recovered in Georgia Days After He Went Missing
On. Feb. 6, the Milton Police Department said divers located and recovered the body from a pond in Mayfield Park near Smith’s home.
Coca‑Cola to Phase Out Minute Maid Frozen Juice Line
The company said it is discontinuing all of its frozen products and exiting the frozen can category in response to changing consumer preferences.
US Used Vehicle Prices Rise 2.4 Percent in January as Inventory Tightens
It’s the largest price increase since July 2025, well above December’s 0.4 percent rise.
Trump Orders 25 Percent Tariffs on Nations Trading With Iran
The president cited national security concerns while imposing the levies, following through on threats made in January.
FBI, FAA Announce Airspace Restrictions Around Super Bowl LX
The FBI said it is ‘legally authorized to use specialized mitigation tools’ to deal with drone flights in the area.
US Postal Service Reports Nearly $1.4 Billion Increase in Quarterly Net Loss
The agency’s total operating revenues fell by $264 million, largely due to declining mail and package volumes.
Trump Calls for New Nuclear Arms Control Treaty as New START Expires
Trump describes New START as a ‘badly negotiated deal by the United States that, aside from everything else, is being grossly violated.’
FBI Announces $50,000 Reward in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance
The federal law enforcement bureau is also taking seriously an alleged ransom letter that was sent to media outlets.
Google to Double Capital Expenditure, Highlighting Broader US Investment Surge
Alphabet said it expects capital spending to surge this year to between $175 billion and $185 billion, more than double its 2025 outlays.
Congress Reforms Prescription Drug Supply Chain: What to Know
The changes apply to pharmacy benefit managers—the middlemen in the pharmacy business—but experts are unsure how much drug prices will come down.
Trump Says Federal Law Enforcement Will Help Search for Savannah Guthrie’s Mother
Nancy Guthrie, 84, who was last seen Saturday, is believed to be alive, according to the sheriff investigating the case.
Georgia’s Fulton County Sues for Return of 2020 Election Documents Seized by FBI
The search warrant was executed last week after the DOJ filed suit in December to obtain the voting records.
Hospital System Mandates Masks in South Carolina as Measles Outbreak Grows
Prisma Health said the move is aimed at ensuring a safe environment.
Trump Weighs In on Disappearance of ‘Today’ Host Savannah Guthrie’s Mother
The president suggested he would send in more federal resources to help with the search for Nancy Guthrie.