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Vance Says ‘Corporate Media’ Coverage of Minnesota Shooting Irresponsible
Reading from his cellphone, Vance cited a CNN headline that reads ‘Outrage after I.C.E. officer kills U.S. citizen in Minneapolis.’
Minnesota Governor Calls Up National Guard to Support Law Enforcement
The troops will be used to support state and local law enforcement in the sanctuary state.
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Trump to Order Purchase of $200 Billion in Mortgage Bonds
The president said the purchase will drive housing costs down, making it more affordable for Americans to buy homes.
Reality TV Star Spencer Pratt Announces Los Angeles Mayoral Bid, Vows to ‘Expose the System’
Pratt is demanding accountability from city and state leaders after he and his wife Heidi Montag lost their home in the Palisades wildfire last year.
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Bondi Warns Minneapolis ICE Protesters Not to Cross ‘Red Line’ After Shooting
Vice President JD Vance said that the ICE officer was clearly firing at the driver in self-defense.
Iowa Becomes First State to Receive Education Compliance Waiver
Returning education to states empowers state leaders, who know their students far better than Washington bureaucrats, the education secretary said.
Transportation Department Pulls $160 Million From California Over Trucking Licenses
California delayed revoking the licenses until March 6 after the state was sued by immigrant truck drivers and business owners.
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FCC Plans Vote to Expand Wi-Fi, Approve High-Power Outdoor Devices
Chairman Brendon Carr said expanded operations would put the United States back at forefront of technological leadership.
Rubio to Meet Danish Leaders to Discuss Greenland Next Week
The U.S. Secretary of State indicated no retreat from the Trump administration’s ambitions for America to own the strategically important Arctic island.
5 GOP Senators Join Democrats to Advance Measure to Block Military Action in Venezuela
The resolution seeks to prohibit Trump from undertaking additional military actions in Venezuela without approval from Congress.
Venezuela’s Interim Leader Rodriguez Signals Openness to Energy Deals
Delcy Rodriguez told lawmakers that Caracas seeks commercially grounded oil and gas ties as Washington asserts oversight and U.S. firms eye investment.
Trump and Colombian President Petro Plan to Meet at White House
Colombian President Gustavo Petro called the U.S. president to discuss Colombia’s stance on drugs and address other areas of disagreement.
US Pauses Foreign Aid to Somali Government Amid Fraud Allegations
The action was taken after U.S. officials learned of the possible theft of tons of food meant to help impoverished citizens in Somalia.
US Will Oversee Revenue From Venezuelan Oil Sales, White House Says
The United States will control the sale of Venezuelan oil ‘indefinitely,’ Energy Secretary Chris Wright said.
ICE Agent Fatally Shot Protester Driving Vehicle Toward Officers in Minnesota: DHS
The incident occurred during an ICE operation on Jan. 7.
US Bankruptcy Filings Increase 11 Percent in 2025
Filings from both individuals and businesses rose last year.
At Least 24 Venezuelan Security Officers Killed in US Raid to Capture Maduro
The updated figures bring the official death toll to at least 56, including Cuban allies serving as security personnel for Venezuela’s ruling regime.
Trump Outlines His Plans for Venezuela After Maduro’s Capture
‘The path forward will be extremely challenging,’ a former State Department adviser said.
Florida Considering Charges Against Maduro, DeSantis Says
The Florida governor accused former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro of flooding Florida and other states with drugs and illegal immigrants.
CDC Says 11 Million Flu Cases Reported in ‘Moderately Severe’ Season so Far
The agency adds that more than 120,000 people have been hospitalized this season.
