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House Committee Subpoenas Health Insurer Records
The Judiciary Committee is investigating Obamacare subsidies fraud and the ability of current regulatory laws to address it.
White House Urges Public to Contact FBI in Guthrie Case, Says Trump Reviewed New Images
The president has reviewed the newly released footage of the suspect, said press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
Malinowski Concedes to Mejía in NJ Special House Primary
The special election followed former Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) resigning to take on a new role as the state’s governor.
Industry Leaders Debate Cap on TV Station Ownership During Senate Hearing
Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy warned against further consolidation as the FCC considers altering the limit.
Trump Says He Could Order Second Carrier Group to Middle East If Iran Talks Falter
‘Either we will make a deal or we will have to do something very tough like last time,’ the U.S. president said.
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Medicare Advantage Denials Hit Six-Year High
Insurers required to publicly report prior authorization denial, appeal, and overturn rates on their websites starting March 1, 2026.
Texas Reports Record Surge of School Choice Program Applications
The $1 billion program funds school vouchers and other options.
Judge Blocks California’s Law Mandating Federal Agents Remove Masks
A law requiring law enforcement officers to wear identification was enforceable, the judge found.
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Democrats Unveil ‘Virginia’s Law’ Alongside Epstein Victims to End Statutes of Limitations for Traffickers
Sen. Schumer and Rep. Leger Fernández introduced the law to remove time limits on key trafficking claims, saying survivors should decide when to seek justice.
Space Force Mission Eyes Thursday Launch as NASA’s Crew-12 Is Delayed Again
United Launch Alliance is targeting a launch window for its Vulcan rocket between 3:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 12.
Federal Judge Rejects DOJ’s Request for Michigan Voter Data
The Justice Department has filed more than 20 lawsuits in states requesting voter information.
More Than 100 Million ’my Social Security' Accounts Created: SSA
SSA estimates that almost 69 million Americans received Social Security benefits every month in 2025, with roughly $1.6 trillion paid out for the year.
Federal Judge Temporarily Allows Transportation Department to Suspend Hudson Tunnel Project Funding
New York and New Jersey filed a suit to challenge funding cuts tied to federal scrutiny of diversity, equity, and inclusion contracting rules.
Florida Enforces English Requirement for Driver’s Licenses
The change comes after the Trump administration reinforced federal guidelines that require commercial truckers be able to read road signs in English.
Not Clear Whether Vaccines Cause Autism, Needs More Research, NIH Director Says
The agency is funding research that officials say will determine autism causes.
Treasury Secretary Says Fed Will Likely Take Its Time to Reduce Balance Sheet
As of last week, the Fed’s balance sheet sat at $6.6 trillion.
US Health Spending Explained in 5 Charts
Health care spending reached new heights in 2024 and continues to grow as a share of the U.S. economy, placing an increasing burden on consumers.
5th Circuit Upholds Policy That Illegal Immigrants Can Be Detained Without Bond
The judges ruled that such individuals qualify as ‘applicants for admission’ under federal immigration law, subjecting them to mandatory detention under law.
TrumpRx: How to Access Discounted Drug Prices on the Platform
The website launched on Feb. 5 with more than 40 prescription drugs on the platform.
Trump Orders 25 Percent Tariffs on Nations Trading With Iran
The president cited national security concerns while imposing the levies, following through on threats made in January.
FBI, FAA Announce Airspace Restrictions Around Super Bowl LX
The FBI said it is ‘legally authorized to use specialized mitigation tools’ to deal with drone flights in the area.
