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China Quietly Raises Internal Alert Over Iran: Internal Source Reveals
Sources say Beijing has stepped up internal security planning and evacuation contingencies as tensions rise in Iran, even as it plays down risks publicly.
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Trump Says He Left Maduro Regime in Place to Avoid Repeat of Iraq
The president warned that a power vacuum could create more problems, pointing to historical examples as a cautionary tale.
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Majority of States Reject CDC Changes to Child Vaccine Schedule
Just a few states say they will adopt the changes.
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Trump Appoints Rubio, Witkoff, Kushner, and Blair to Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
The White House said each of the member will be tasked with managing key areas vital to Gaza’s stability and long-term success.
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Florida Road Connecting Mar-a-Lago and Palm Beach Airport Is Renamed After Trump
The president attended a ceremony for President Donald J. Trump Boulevard. The change is ceremonial, so addresses won’t be affected.
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What to Know About HHS’s Child Care Funding Freeze
The Trump administration is tightening oversight and freezing some funds. Here’s a breakdown of where child care money comes from and how it’s distributed.
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Dr. Oz Explains How the Trump Admin Got Big Pharma to Voluntarily Lower Prices
Dr. Mehmet Oz revealed a key tactic in the president’s approach to governing: the power to convene.
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Quantum Computing Could Smash Cyber Security, Take Away All Our Secrets, Say Experts
David Carvalho, CEO of Naoris Protocol, said encrypted data is being harvested around the world ‘waiting for quantum computers to crack it open tomorrow.’
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Trump Pardons Former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez Garced
The president also pardoned two co-defendants in the case, which involved an alleged bribe during Vazquez Garced’s reelection bid in 2020.
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Judge Restricts ICE Actions Against Protesters in Minnesota
As long as protestors are not obstructing the agents from performing their duties, they cannot be detained or tear gassed, the ruling states.
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NASA to Roll Out Artemis Moon Rocket Ahead of Historic Launch
The Space Launch System could carry its first astronaut crew into space as early as Feb. 6.
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Remove ‘Owner’s Control’: Mamdani Goes After Landlords for Violations
If health and safety violations are repeatedly not addressed, the city may attempt to take over the building.
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DOJ Sues Virginia for Failing to Turn Over Voter Rolls
It’s the latest lawsuit in what’s been a flurry of actions the Trump administration has taken against states to ensure accurate voter rolls.
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Exiled Iranian Prince Lays Out Plan to Retake Country
As civil unrest mounts in Iran, the exiled royal said he’s uniquely positioned to guide the country though a leadership change.
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White House Seeking Emergency Power Auction for Nation’s Largest Electric Grid
High-level discussions involved how to accelerate the construction of more than $15 billion in new power generation.
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Walz Responds to Reports of Federal Probe for Allegedly Obstructing Law Enforcement
The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.
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Trump Admin Pauses Tax Refund Seizures, Wage Garnishments for Defaulted Student Loans
Education officials said the suspension is meant to allow more time to implement student loan payment reforms.
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Democrat-Controlled Virginia Assembly Passes Redistricting Amendment
The proposal, which would allow Democrats to redraw the state’s congressional maps, will now go to voters in a referendum.
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Kazakhstan Arrests Human Rights Activists After Pressure From Beijing
Rights groups say 19 Kazakh activists face up to 10 years in prison over demonstrations against Beijing in Almaty.
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DOJ Seeks Life Sentence for Trump’s Would-Be Assassin
The Justice Department said in its latest filing Friday that Ryan Routh’s crimes ‘undeniably warrant a life sentence.’
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China Quietly Raises Internal Alert Over Iran: Internal Source Reveals
Sources say Beijing has stepped up internal security planning and evacuation contingencies as tensions rise in Iran, even as it plays down risks publicly.
|
Trump Says He Left Maduro Regime in Place to Avoid Repeat of Iraq
The president warned that a power vacuum could create more problems, pointing to historical examples as a cautionary tale.
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Majority of States Reject CDC Changes to Child Vaccine Schedule
Just a few states say they will adopt the changes.
|
Trump Appoints Rubio, Witkoff, Kushner, and Blair to Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
The White House said each of the member will be tasked with managing key areas vital to Gaza’s stability and long-term success.
|
Florida Road Connecting Mar-a-Lago and Palm Beach Airport Is Renamed After Trump
The president attended a ceremony for President Donald J. Trump Boulevard. The change is ceremonial, so addresses won’t be affected.
|
What to Know About HHS’s Child Care Funding Freeze
The Trump administration is tightening oversight and freezing some funds. Here’s a breakdown of where child care money comes from and how it’s distributed.
|
Dr. Oz Explains How the Trump Admin Got Big Pharma to Voluntarily Lower Prices
Dr. Mehmet Oz revealed a key tactic in the president’s approach to governing: the power to convene.
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Quantum Computing Could Smash Cyber Security, Take Away All Our Secrets, Say Experts
David Carvalho, CEO of Naoris Protocol, said encrypted data is being harvested around the world ‘waiting for quantum computers to crack it open tomorrow.’
|
Trump Pardons Former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez Garced
The president also pardoned two co-defendants in the case, which involved an alleged bribe during Vazquez Garced’s reelection bid in 2020.
|
Judge Restricts ICE Actions Against Protesters in Minnesota
As long as protestors are not obstructing the agents from performing their duties, they cannot be detained or tear gassed, the ruling states.
|
NASA to Roll Out Artemis Moon Rocket Ahead of Historic Launch
The Space Launch System could carry its first astronaut crew into space as early as Feb. 6.
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Remove ‘Owner’s Control’: Mamdani Goes After Landlords for Violations
If health and safety violations are repeatedly not addressed, the city may attempt to take over the building.
|
DOJ Sues Virginia for Failing to Turn Over Voter Rolls
It’s the latest lawsuit in what’s been a flurry of actions the Trump administration has taken against states to ensure accurate voter rolls.
|
Exiled Iranian Prince Lays Out Plan to Retake Country
As civil unrest mounts in Iran, the exiled royal said he’s uniquely positioned to guide the country though a leadership change.
|
White House Seeking Emergency Power Auction for Nation’s Largest Electric Grid
High-level discussions involved how to accelerate the construction of more than $15 billion in new power generation.
|
Walz Responds to Reports of Federal Probe for Allegedly Obstructing Law Enforcement
The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.
|
Trump Admin Pauses Tax Refund Seizures, Wage Garnishments for Defaulted Student Loans
Education officials said the suspension is meant to allow more time to implement student loan payment reforms.
|
Democrat-Controlled Virginia Assembly Passes Redistricting Amendment
The proposal, which would allow Democrats to redraw the state’s congressional maps, will now go to voters in a referendum.
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Kazakhstan Arrests Human Rights Activists After Pressure From Beijing
Rights groups say 19 Kazakh activists face up to 10 years in prison over demonstrations against Beijing in Almaty.
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DOJ Seeks Life Sentence for Trump’s Would-Be Assassin
The Justice Department said in its latest filing Friday that Ryan Routh’s crimes ‘undeniably warrant a life sentence.’
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