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Gov. Sanders Unveils Bills Targeting CCP Influence in Arkansas
Goals of the package include divesting from Chinese funds and banning CCP-linked companies from owning or leasing properties near critical infrastructure.
How the War in Ukraine Unfolded and How It Might End
Key moments over the past 11 years have shaped Ukraine’s fate, while a cease-fire framework begins to take shape.
Supreme Court Orders Retrial of Oklahoma Death Row Inmate
Oklahoma attorney general supported Richard Glossip’s appeal after state courts ruled against him.
US Votes Against Ukraine-Drafted UN Resolution Seeking Full Russian Withdrawal
The United States and Ukraine submitted competing U.N. resolutions on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
After Decades of Little Change, a Lawsuit Looks to Shake Up Probate Court System
The suit describes probate court as a system designed to maximize payments to court while keeping tight control of those under court-ordered guardianship.
Trump Not Planning to Take Control of US Postal Service: White House
The Postal Service has for years been struggling financially.
Trump to Do Lunch With Some Democrats, Says Working Together ‘Would Be Wonderful’
The president cautioned that his opponents will have to change: ‘They’re the party of some real bad things.’
Trump Makes Sweeping Changes in First 30 Days in Office
Unlike during his first term, Trump faced little organized opposition from the public during the early weeks of his second term.
Palantir CEO Criticizes Democrats’ Resistance to DOGE
‘This is going to destroy those people,’ Alex Karp says of DOGE opponents.
Downloads of DeepSeek Paused in South Korea Over Privacy Concerns
The Chinese ChatGPT rival has app suspended in South Korea, as local authorities advise caution.
Senate Committee Advances Budget Resolution Amid Disagreement With House
Sen. Lindsey Graham’s resolution called for $325 billion in spending on defense and border security. Democrats stated that it drives the U.S. deeper into debt.
Trump to Give News Conference Thursday on DOGE Findings
‘We have to make our government smaller, more efficient, more effective and less expensive,’ the president said.
DOGE Cuts Now Into the Billions: White House
Amid Democrats’ pushback, lawsuits, and threats to DOGE employees, the cuts keep coming—including almost $1 billion announced on Feb. 10.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Admin From Placing Some USAID Employees on Leave
A temporary injunction halting mandatory administrative leave is expected to affect 2,200 USAID employees.
Former NC Lt. Gov. Withdraws Defamation Suit Against CNN, Exits Politics
Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson cited costs and political pressure for his dropping the suit and said he has no plans to seek office again.
Trump Signs Orders to Impose Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China
Twenty-five percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada, and 10 percent levies on China are to start Feb. 4.
US, Russian Figure Skaters on Board Plane That Crashed Near Washington
The passenger plane collided with a U.S. Army helicopter near Reagan Washington National Airport.
Death Threats in Chinese Target Falun Gong, US Lawmakers Who Voice Support
The Chinese regime’s targeted campaign has been dialed up to another level over the past year.
Pro-Life Leaders Optimistic as Trump Begins 2nd Term
Trump and Vance addressed the 51st National March for Life after taking office.
