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Trump Bans Anthropic AI Tech From Federal Government: What to Know
The disagreements between Anthropic and the Pentagon have sparked debate about the use of AI in the military.
HUD Proposes Rule to Implement Work Requirements for Eligible Adults Residing in Public Housing
Housing assistance was never meant to provide ‘work-able’ individuals with government support for their entire lives, HUD Secretary said.
US, Israel Strike Iran After Nuclear Talks Collapse
American and Israeli forces targeted Iranian military and nuclear-linked sites, prompting retaliatory missile attacks across the region.
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Pentagon Will Cut Ties With Several Elite Universities, Hegseth Says
The federal service academies—West Point, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard academies—will also be reviewed ‘top to bottom.’
Republican Educator in Deep-Red Utah Raises Alarm About State’s Public Schools
Christina Boggess says first-hand experience on the Utah State Board of Education convinced her that public school reform is impossible.
From Homeless to CEO: Cameron Chell’s Remarkable Return With Draganfly
Chell hit rock bottom but found his way back to a successful entrepreneurial career.
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Newmont to Invest $800 Million to Expand Cerro Negro Mine in Argentina
Expanding the project is expected to add more years to the gold mine as Argentina’s mineral exports continue to prosper.
Trump Says ‘Friendly Takeover of Cuba’ Possible as Island Nation Has ‘No Money, No Oil, No Food’
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in high-level discussions with Cuban leaders, the president said.
NASA Overhauls Moon Program, Adds Another Mission Before Lunar Landing
A mission to Earth orbit was added in 2027. The manned lunar landing is still slated for 2028.
Federal Judge Rules IRS Illegally Shared Taxpayer Data With ICE
The ruling comes after an IRS official issued a sworn statement that tens of thousands of taxpayers’ data was shared.
Trump Being Careful on Iran, Vance Says, Rules Out Years-Long Middle East War
The vice president said Trump is weighing both diplomacy and force—but with ‘no chance’ of getting bogged down in an extended conflict.
DOJ Prosecutor Testifies Ábrego García Case Not Vindictive
Kilmar Armando Ábrego García walked freely into and out of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee for a hearing on Feb. 26.
Mortgage Rates Drop Below 6 Percent for First Time in More Than 3 Years
Some experts expect the lowered rates to drive more potential buyers into the market.
CDC Advisers to Discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries, Long COVID
The advisers may vote on the subjects after discussing them.
Patel Says Biden’s FBI Obtained His and Susie Wiles’s Phone Records
FBI Director Patel was a top adviser and Wiles a co-campaign manager to Trump at the time he was preparing for his 2024 presidential campaign.
Judge Rules Illegal Immigrants Can Dispute Third Country Deportations
The government must provide them with notice and give them opportunity to challenge their new destination, a Massachusetts judge rules.
Cuba Says 4 Killed, 6 Injured in Gunfire Exchange With US-Registered Boat
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States will conduct its own investigation and respond accordingly.
ICE Arrests 38 Illegal Aliens From Texas, New Mexico Construction Sites
Three teenagers unlawfully employed at the sites were rescued.
15 States Sue RFK Jr. Over Changes to Vaccine Schedule
The new schedule ‘will damage public health by decreasing vaccine uptake and increasing rates of vaccine-preventable diseases,’ the plaintiffs said.
