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Federal Officials Refer Minnesota to DOJ for Allowing Boys in Girls’ Sports
State education leaders refused to consider a voluntary agreement or negotiate with federal officials, the Education Department said.
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Natural Gas Settles at 3-Year High Amid Severe Winter Storm
An estimated 10 percent of U.S. production was disrupted, and about 500,000 customers are without power.
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Texas Governor Bars State Employees From Using Shein, Temu on State-Owned Devices
The governor coordinated with Vice Adm. TJ White, chief of Texas Cyber Command, in updating the prohibited technologies list.
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Top Republicans Seek Testimony From DHS Officials
Sen. Rand Paul’s letters called on three agency heads to testify at a Feb. 12 hearing and requested a response by Jan. 28.
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29 People Dead as Frigid Temperatures Continue Across US
The winter storm has also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands and disrupted travel across the nation.
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NASA Set to Launch First Manned Moon Rocket in 50 Years: What to Know
10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 pounds of liquid oxygen: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.
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China Signals Further Military Purge After Abrupt Fall of Senior Generals, Analysts Say
State media’s ideological rhetoric and analysts’ warnings suggest Xi Jinping may be escalating the regime’s military shake-up.
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Minneapolis Mayor Says Some Federal Agents Will Start Leaving the City
Border Czar Tom Homan is expected to arrive in Minnesota this week as some federal agents depart.
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Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding Pleads Not Guilty to Drug, Murder Charges
The former Olympian, who competed for Canada in 2002, is charged with cocaine trafficking, conspiracy to commit murder, and witness tampering.
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We Shorten Our Lives in All Kinds of Ways—But There May Be a Way to Reverse It
Our body has a biological clock that determines how fast our cells age. How does this mechanism work? What are the factors that speed it up or slow it down?
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Day in Photos: Landslide in Indonesia, Republic Day Parade, and Round-the-World Trip on a Trimaran
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump Says Reciprocal Tariffs on South Korea Will Be Raised to 25 Percent
The president said that the increase to 25 percent from 15 percent is a response to South Korea’s failure to ratify a trade agreement.
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Supreme Court to Decide If Online Video-Watching History Protected by Privacy Law
Federal appeals courts are split on whether a 1988 privacy law applies to digital video streaming.
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Bed Level Core: 5 Exercises to Get You Moving Even Before Getting Out of Bed
Waking the body up in the morning can be slow going. These exercises will strengthen your core, warm you up, and jump-start your day.
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Patel Says FBI Discovered Groups Funding Protests in Minnesota
The FBI director says that ‘substantial progress’ has been made so far.
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Jury Selection to Begin in High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Trial
Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping worsen the youth mental health crisis.
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USA Rare Earth Lines Up $3.1 Billion Public, Private Funding to Fast-Track Mining Operations
The company’s operations will be America’s first mine-to-magnet production facility.
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Trump Says He’s on ‘Similar Wavelength’ With Minnesota Gov. Walz
Trump called on Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to take several actions related to immigration enforcement.
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Widening Defense Purges Deal a Blow to Xi’s Military Ambition: Analysts
With the downfall of two more military chiefs, more than one-fifth of the generals promoted under Xi have fallen from grace.
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Judge Weighs Minnesota’s Request to Block Federal Immigration Enforcement Surge
The judge ended the hearing in recess without ruling from the bench, citing the high importance of the case.
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Federal Officials Refer Minnesota to DOJ for Allowing Boys in Girls’ Sports
State education leaders refused to consider a voluntary agreement or negotiate with federal officials, the Education Department said.
|
Natural Gas Settles at 3-Year High Amid Severe Winter Storm
An estimated 10 percent of U.S. production was disrupted, and about 500,000 customers are without power.
|
Texas Governor Bars State Employees From Using Shein, Temu on State-Owned Devices
The governor coordinated with Vice Adm. TJ White, chief of Texas Cyber Command, in updating the prohibited technologies list.
|
Top Republicans Seek Testimony From DHS Officials
Sen. Rand Paul’s letters called on three agency heads to testify at a Feb. 12 hearing and requested a response by Jan. 28.
|
29 People Dead as Frigid Temperatures Continue Across US
The winter storm has also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands and disrupted travel across the nation.
|
NASA Set to Launch First Manned Moon Rocket in 50 Years: What to Know
10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 pounds of liquid oxygen: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.
|
China Signals Further Military Purge After Abrupt Fall of Senior Generals, Analysts Say
State media’s ideological rhetoric and analysts’ warnings suggest Xi Jinping may be escalating the regime’s military shake-up.
|
Minneapolis Mayor Says Some Federal Agents Will Start Leaving the City
Border Czar Tom Homan is expected to arrive in Minnesota this week as some federal agents depart.
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Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding Pleads Not Guilty to Drug, Murder Charges
The former Olympian, who competed for Canada in 2002, is charged with cocaine trafficking, conspiracy to commit murder, and witness tampering.
|
We Shorten Our Lives in All Kinds of Ways—But There May Be a Way to Reverse It
Our body has a biological clock that determines how fast our cells age. How does this mechanism work? What are the factors that speed it up or slow it down?
|
Day in Photos: Landslide in Indonesia, Republic Day Parade, and Round-the-World Trip on a Trimaran
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Trump Says Reciprocal Tariffs on South Korea Will Be Raised to 25 Percent
The president said that the increase to 25 percent from 15 percent is a response to South Korea’s failure to ratify a trade agreement.
|
Supreme Court to Decide If Online Video-Watching History Protected by Privacy Law
Federal appeals courts are split on whether a 1988 privacy law applies to digital video streaming.
|
Bed Level Core: 5 Exercises to Get You Moving Even Before Getting Out of Bed
Waking the body up in the morning can be slow going. These exercises will strengthen your core, warm you up, and jump-start your day.
|
Patel Says FBI Discovered Groups Funding Protests in Minnesota
The FBI director says that ‘substantial progress’ has been made so far.
|
Jury Selection to Begin in High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Trial
Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping worsen the youth mental health crisis.
|
USA Rare Earth Lines Up $3.1 Billion Public, Private Funding to Fast-Track Mining Operations
The company’s operations will be America’s first mine-to-magnet production facility.
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Trump Says He’s on ‘Similar Wavelength’ With Minnesota Gov. Walz
Trump called on Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to take several actions related to immigration enforcement.
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Widening Defense Purges Deal a Blow to Xi’s Military Ambition: Analysts
With the downfall of two more military chiefs, more than one-fifth of the generals promoted under Xi have fallen from grace.
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Judge Weighs Minnesota’s Request to Block Federal Immigration Enforcement Surge
The judge ended the hearing in recess without ruling from the bench, citing the high importance of the case.
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