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Apple Sued by West Virginia Over Allegedly Allowing Child Porn
The lawsuit is the latest in a surge of legal action against tech companies over the distribution of sexually explicit materials.
FBI Director Kash Patel Says Bureau Uncovered Antifa Funding Sources
Agents are looking at whether funding was sent through U.S.-based nonprofit groups and whether any of those nonprofits had tax-exempt status.
Trump Says Next 10 Days Could Decide Fate of Iran Talks
Noting the June U.S. strikes on Iran, President Donald Trump said, ‘We may have to take it a step further’ if Iran did not agree to a deal.
US Commission of Fine Arts Approves White House Ballroom Proposal
The proposal will next be considered by the National Capital Planning Commission.
Federal Agencies Launch Coordinated Crackdown on Dogfighting Operations
The compliance rate of dog breeding facilities with the Animal Welfare Act jumped from 67 to 92 percent between 2015 and 2025.
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.
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.
States Sue Trump Administration Over Clean Energy Funding Cuts
A coalition of states has sued to lift a block on billions in congressional funding for Biden-era renewable energy programs.
Trump to Host Representatives From More Than 40 Countries in First Board of Peace Meeting
The president announced that member nations will pledge a combined $5 billion towards Gaza reconstruction and aid at the group’s first meeting on Thursday.
$16 Billion Tunnel Project to Resume After Trump Admin Releases Withheld Funds
Officials of New York and New Jersey have sued the Trump administration over the frozen funds.
Nancy Guthrie’s Alleged Kidnapper Had ‘Target,’ Sheriff Says
The 84-year-old vanished after eating dinner with her family on Jan. 31.
Vance Says Iran Is Ignoring US Red Lines in Talks, Military Option Still on Table
‘The president reserves the ability to say when he thinks that diplomacy has reached its natural end,’ Vance said.
Trump’s Board of Peace to Host Inaugural Meeting of Member States: What to Know
Member nations have pledged more than $5 billion toward Gaza humanitarian and reconstruction efforts, including committing thousands of personnel to security.
Trump Announces 3 Projects Backed by Investment Under US–Japan Trade Deal
Investments totaling $36 billion will fund critical mineral, energy, and oil projects in Georgia, Ohio, and Texas, respectively.
RFK Jr.’s Top Deputy, Acting CDC Director Departs Health Agencies
No explanation of Jim O'Neill’s exit has been made public.
Hyatt Executive Chairman Thomas Pritzker Resigns Over Epstein Ties
Pritzker said he exercised poor judgment in his association with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell and will not seek board reelection.
Early Voting Starts in Texas Primaries
Senate candidates are waltzing across Texas as early voting begins on Feb. 17.
Nancy Guthrie’s Family Not Suspects in Her Disappearance: Arizona Sheriff
The local sheriff notes that Guthrie’s family members are victims in this case and have been cooperative with authorities.
