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President Trump thanked the Saudis for hosting the peace talks in Riyadh but accused Zelenskyy of backing out of a rare earths deal.

A group called 50501 said the protests were a response to what it perceives as anti-democratic and illegal action by the federal government.

The Pentagon’s review will target programs related to climate change and diversity, equity, and inclusion, Robert Salesses said.

The Senate plans to pass a budget resolution that would entail two reconciliation bills. President Donald Trump, by contrast, says he only wants one bill.

An attorney for the family has issued notices to corporate aviation entities to preserve all evidence in preparation for potential lawsuits.

The president’s steel tariffs, particularly as they target China, are ‘100 percent necessary,’ says one manufacturing expert.

At the 4 Nations Face-Off, an age-old rivalry is renewed amid Trump’s tariff threats and comments on making the Great White North the 51st state.

School board president Sonja Shaw says it’s a ‘monumental win’ for parental rights.

U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley said this latest enforcement ends the gang’s ’reign of terror' in the state.

Dr. Robert Redfield and Del Bigtree, founder of Informed Consent Action Network, discussed Kennedy’s vaccine research plans at a Feb. 19 health care event.

The president cautioned that his opponents will have to change: ‘They’re the party of some real bad things.’

Texas’s Bitcoin reserve fund would be an investment held outside the state treasury.

The fatal shooting may have been sparked by the San Bernardino couple’s impending divorce, police said.

The proposal was first floated by businessman James Fishback, who called it a ‘DOGE dividend.’

A Delta spokesperson said the payments are a good-faith gesture with no strings attached.

The order follows another from last week that directed agency heads to work with DOGE to cut staff and limit hiring.

Outdated records don’t necessarily indicate fraudulent Social Security payments to deceased individuals, SSA’s new chief said.

President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 20 ending birthright citizenship for children born to illegal immigrants.