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DOJ Prosecutor Testifies Ábrego García Case Not Vindictive
Kilmar Armando Ábrego García walked freely into and out of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee for a hearing on Feb. 26.
Federal Judge Declines for 2nd Time to Block White House Ballroom Construction
The privately funded $400 million project is slated for completion in 2028.
Trump to Award Medal of Honor to 3 Army Veterans
The Medal of Honor recognizes service members who demonstrate extraordinary bravery and risk their lives above and beyond the call of duty.
Anthropic Says It Rejected Pentagon’s AI Demands
Anthropic said the Department of War threatened to designate the company as a ‘supply chain risk.’
Uber Announces Acquisition of Parking App SpotHero
Including parking service on the Uber app will ‘bring more people into the Uber ecosystem,’ said ride-sharing company’s CEO.
Analysts Welcome Planned US Platform to Bypass Online Censorship in China but Caution About Challenges
Chinese cellphone operating systems might not be compatible with the U.S. app, one analyst said.
3rd Round of US–Iran Talks End Without Breakthrough
The Iranian representative signaled Tehran’s readiness to enter another round of talks next week.
Republican Educator in Deep-Red Utah Raises Alarm About State’s Public Schools
Christina Boggess says first-hand experience on the Utah State Board of Education convinced her that public school reform is impossible.
FBI Hazmat Team Investigates California Home After Suspicious Items Reported
An Irvine home in an exclusive gated community is under investigation by federal agents.
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Walmart Agrees to $100 Million Settlement With FTC Over Delivery Driver Service Earnings
The company said it has issued payments to impacted drivers and will make additional payments as needed.
Indiana Governor Signs Bill to Attract Chicago Bears
‘We made it clear from the beginning that Indiana is open for business,’ Gov. Mike Braun posted on X.
US Median Rent Ticks Up in February, First Monthly Increase in 6 Months
Year over year, the median rent was still down by 1.5 percent.
Trump Administration Calls On US Supreme Court to End Temporary Protections for Syrians
The filing comes more than a week after an appeals court ruled against the government.
US Blocking Venezuela’s Payment of Maduro’s Legal Fees, Lawyer Claims
The decision amounts to a violation of Maduro’s right under the Sixth Amendment to get counsel of his choice, the lawyer said.
Vance Announces New Phase of Fraud Investigations, Withholds $259 Million in Medicaid Funds From Minnesota
The vice president is chairing the White House anti-fraud task force investigating illegitimate uses of federal funds.
Investors Seek Refuge in Asset-Heavy Stocks as AI Jitters Rattle Markets, Analysts Say
Strategists say doubts over AI monetization and disruption risks are pushing investors toward tangible assets and cyclical sectors.
PayPal Notifies Customers of Breach That May Have Exposed Social Security Numbers
The company says that a ’small number' of people were impacted over a nearly six-month period last year.
Columbia Brain Institute Leader Resigns Over Jeffrey Epstein Links
‘I apologize for compromising the trust of my friends, students, and colleagues,’ Dr. Richard Axel said.
Spanberger Highlights Affordability and Immigration in Democratic Response to Trump Address
The Virginia governor said the president is not making life affordable or keeping Americans safe.
Justice Department Sues UCLA Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Work Environment
Prosecutors allege that no one was disciplined after the university received hundreds of complaints about anti-Semitism.
Coast Guard Reinstates 56 Members Removed for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccines
‘This decision to reinstate these members of the Coast Guard is a major step in the right direction,’ the homeland security secretary said.
Trump, First Lady Invite Special Guests for State of the Union
The guests represent the president’s America First agenda and First Lady Melania Trump’s advocacy for foster youth and education opportunities.
Interior Department Opens Up 2.1 Million Acres in Alaska for Energy Projects
Alaska can now take title to the land, giving the state greater control over its natural resources.
