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Judge Blocks California’s Law Mandating Federal Agents Remove Masks
A law requiring law enforcement officers to wear identification was enforceable, the judge found.
Trial Begins in Landmark Case Accusing Meta, Google of Making Platforms Addictive to Children
The trial, which is expected to last six to eight weeks, could see testimony from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Rubio’s Rise as America’s Top Diplomat
Rubio is being compared to Henry Kissinger as one of the most significant secretaries of state to shape pivotal U.S. policy.
New York City Nurses Reach Agreement to End Strike
Nurses will return to work on Feb. 14 after voting to approve the contract by Feb. 11.
European Space Agency Talks Future Missions, Chance of Building Manned Spacecraft
The agency hopes to send at least two more astronauts to the International Space Station before 2030.
BMW Recalls Nearly 90,000 Vehicles Due to Engine Starter Fire Risk
The company said it began an engineering investigation in September 2025, following field incidents involving starters with indications of thermal damage.
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Savannah Guthrie’s Family Requests Police Presence at Missing Mother’s Home, Officials Say
No suspect or persons of interest have yet to be named in the case.
Texas Reports Record Surge of School Choice Program Applications
The $1 billion program funds school vouchers and other options.
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Florida AG Investigates Mayor’s Office Over Official’s Comments Against ICE Enforcement
A criminal subpoena demands all communications be provided from a city official who was suspended after posting a video about how to avoid ICE operations.
DOJ Seeks Dismissal of Steve Bannon’s Contempt of Congress Case
Government lawyers lodged the request.
NFL, Turning Point USA Present Vastly Different Halftime Shows
While Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny performed his set in Spanish at the Super Bowl, Kid Rock headlined an alternative concert honoring Charlie Kirk.
Iranian Official Says Country Has Right to Pursue Nuclear Program Amid US Warnings
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, however, says that talks with the United States are a ‘step forward.’
Trump Approves Millions in Aid to Tennessee, Mississippi After Devastating Winter Storm
About 12,000 people in Mississippi are still without power as of Feb. 7, according to PowerOutage.us.
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.
Trump Signs Executive Order Expanding DHS Access to Criminal Records
The order is designed to further improve immigration screening, vetting, and border enforcement.
Texas Probing Alleged Terrorism by Antifa-Affiliated Group
The investigation follows reports that individuals linked to the Screwston Anti-Fascist Committee were involved in an attack on an ICE facility in Alvarado.
Trump Says He’s Still Looking ‘Seriously’ at Sending $2,000 Tariff Rebate Payments
The president was asked about a proposed $2,000 dividend payment during an interview this week.
White House Says Trump Has No Plans to Deploy ICE at Polls, Won’t Rule Out Federal Presence
‘I haven’t heard the president discuss any formal plans to put ICE outside of polling locations. It’s a disingenuous question,’ Leavitt said.
Beijing Waging ‘War on God’ in Persecuting Faith, Congress Hears
Religious persecution is ‘a warning sign that freedom itself is under siege,’ says the former ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom.
Trump Says He Will Donate Proceeds From IRS Lawsuit to Charity
‘Any money that I win, I’ll give it to charity,’ the president said.
New York City Joins WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
New York City’s move follows similar steps by California and Illinois to maintain ties with the WHO’s global outbreak response system.
