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Oil Is ‘Beginning to Flow’ From Venezuela, Trump Says
The Treasury had issued a broad license last month allowing major oil companies to restart operations in Venezuela.
CDC Urges Precautions in 31 Countries Over Poliovirus
The countries include Ethiopia, Finland, and Israel.
Judge Rules Importers Are Entitled to Tariff Refunds
The U.S. Court of International Trade’s decision follows the Supreme Court’s ruling last month that struck down most of the president’s levies.
Cooperating Witness in Texas Antifa Trial Testifies That She Helped Alleged Shooter Evade Police
The witness described how she was drawn into the alleged Antifa cell.
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FDA Warns Ozempic Manufacturer About Misleading Advertising
The U.S. drug regulator has sent multiple warning letters to drugmaker Novo Nordisk in recent months.
Health Department Says States Can’t Take Kids From Parents Over Gender Identity Disputes
‘Parents have the right to raise their children according to their sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions,’ a department official said.
Costco to Open 5 More Warehouse Stores Before Summer
New stores are coming to California, Texas, and Utah.
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Supreme Court Rules Appeals Courts Must Defer to Immigration Judges’ Decisions
The case came after a man from El Salvador, pursued by a hitman, applied for asylum and was denied.
4 Takeaways From Top Minnesota Officials’ Testimony on State’s Massive Fraud
Democrats agreed with Republicans’ demand to hold fraudsters accountable, but alleged that Democratic-led states are being singled out for political reasons.
Honda Recalls More Than 65,000 Vehicles, Says Center Displays May Go Blank
The company identified six different software defects in the radio control module that transmits data to the instrument cluster and infotainment system.
Senate Rejects Measure Aimed at Blocking Trump’s Iran War Operation
The war powers resolution failed to advance in the Senate. The House will vote on a similar measure on March 5.
China Remains No. 1 Source of Counterfeit Products Globally: Report
The theft of U.S. intellectual property is one of the major income drivers for the Chinese Communist Party.
DOJ Reverses Course, Renews Push to Revive Trump’s Orders Targeting Law Firms
The Justice Department said it had reached out to attorneys for the four law firms to seek their positions on the decision.
Cornyn, Paxton Head to Runoff in Texas GOP Senate Primary
The race has come alongside a similarly contentious Democratic primary.
Scientists Create New Autism Panel to Counter the One Selected by RFK Jr.
‘The new I-ACC will ensure science, not misinformation, guides autism research,’ one member said.
Trump Says US Will Cut Trade Ties With Spain After Being Denied Use of Spanish Bases
The U.S. president expressed frustration after Spain and the UK blocked U.S. forces from using their bases to strike Iran.
Minnesota Prosecutor Launches Project to Investigate Alleged Misconduct by Federal Agents
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said the initiative will collect public evidence and review 17 incidents.
Trump Awards Medal of Honor to 3 US Soldiers at White House
The recipients were retired Command Sgt. Maj. Terry P. Richardson, Master Sgt. Roderick W. Edmonds, and Staff Sgt. Michael H. Ollis.
State Department Warns Americans to Immediately Leave Most Middle East Nations
The department said Americans needed to evacuate due to ’serious safety risks.’
Falun Gong Practitioner Assaulted in New York, Raising Transnational Repression Concerns
China’s communist regime has been persecuting Falun Gong since 1999, and it is known to have extended its campaign overseas.
4 US Fatalities Due to Iranian ‘Squirter’ Hitting Tactical Ops Center: Hegseth
Hegseth said that such incidents strengthen the military’s resolve.
