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Executives Sentenced to 20 Years for $233 Million Obamacare Fraud
The duo induced tens of thousands of vulnerable, ineligible people to enroll in subsidized Obamacare plans.
Billionaire Wexner Says He Went to Epstein’s Island, Didn’t Know of Crimes
‘I never witnessed nor had any knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activity,’ Leslie Wexner testified.
FDA Dropping Requirement for 2 Studies for New Drug Approvals
‘A one-trial requirement will be the FDA’s new default standard,’ agency leaders said.
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NYC Mayor Resumes Clearing Homeless Encampments
Zohran Mamdani said the city’s new approach will prioritize outreach over enforcement.
US Investigating Portland Public Schools for Racial Discrimination
The Oregon district allegedly provides a program and funds to boost academic improvement among black students while avoiding groups such as Native Americans.
Meta Chief Zuckerberg Testifies in High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Trial in Los Angeles
Attorneys for the plaintiff questioned the CEO on allegations that his products targeted young people despite known harms.
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ICE Repatriates 170 Illegal Immigrants to Cuba
Among the deportees were murderers, kidnappers, rapists, and drug traffickers who were taken into custody from states across the United States, officials said.
Trump Admin Looks to Release 2.5 Million Acres of Timberland in Oregon
Revenue from timber harvested on the lands is shared between the U.S. Treasury and 18 western Oregon counties.
White House Calls Democrats’ Counteroffer on DHS Funding ‘Very Unserious’
As the DHS shutdown hits its fifth day, the White House and congressional Democrats do not seem to be nearing a deal.
Officials Warn of Possible Measles Exposure at St. Louis Airport
More than 900 cases of the virus have been reported across the United States this year, according to the CDC.
9 Tips to Cut Your 2025 Tax Bill and File Smoothly Under New Rules
Temporary tax breaks under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act offer savings opportunities—but income thresholds and phaseouts mean careful planning is key.
What to Know About the Potomac River Sewage Spill
Authorities say it could take four to six weeks to repair the broken sewer pipe.
1 in 5 Non-Domiciled Commercial Driver’s Licenses in Illinois Issued Illegally: DOT
The department threatened to cut $128 million in funding if Illinois does not resolve the issue.
Sample From Gloves in Guthrie Case Doesn’t Match DNA in FBI Database, Sheriff Says
The office added that there is additional DNA evidence that was found at the residence that is also being analyzed.
US Coast Guard Seizes $133.5 Million in Illicit Drugs
Operation Pacific Viper, launched in early August last year, directs U.S. forces to the Eastern Pacific region to counter cartel and criminal groups.
How a Water War Is Brewing Over a Drying Lake in Nevada
Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.
Trump Calls in FEMA to Respond to Sewage Disaster in Potomac River
Testing of the river water revealed high levels of E. coli and other infectious bacteria.
Officials Warn of Possible Measles Exposure at Philadelphia Airport
As of Feb. 13, the CDC reported 904 confirmed measles cases across the United States.
US Military Conducts First Airlift of Next-Gen Nuclear Reactor to Utah
The Pentagon stated that the reactor is small in size and can generate up to 5 megawatts of electricity.
