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Immediate Citizenship Verification Ordered for All Tenants in HUD-Funded Housing Nationwide
According to an audit, nearly 200,000 tenants require eligibility verification, and nearly 25,000 deceased tenants were reported.
California Becomes First State to Join WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is considering running for president in 2028, said the move keeps his state ‘at the forefront of public health preparedness.’
Pentagon’s Defense Strategy Puts US Interests in Western Hemisphere as Top Priority
Deterring China in the Indo-Pacific region comes second in the Pentagon’s defense strategy.
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At Least 17 States Declare Emergencies Ahead of Major Winter Storm
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and more are under emergencies.
March for Life 2026 Rally Features VP Vance and Speaker Johnson
The pro-life rally is set for Jan. 23 in Washington.
Newsom: Democrats Failed on US Border Policy
The California governor acknowledged the policy failure at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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DOJ Asks Judge to Block Release of Report on Trump’s Classified Documents Investigation
Releasing the report of former special counsel Jack Smith would prejudice Trump and two co-defendants by making sensitive information public, the DOJ stated.
Wall Street Review: Stock Roller-Coaster Ride Ends With Slight Loss
Trading became a tug-of-war between bulls and bears amid geopolitical tensions, a strong GDP report, and mixed corporate earnings.
Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ’s Lawsuit Seeking Voter Info From Georgia
The federal lawsuit was filed in the wrong city, according to the judge.
JD Vance Urges Activists at DC Rally to Pursue Culture of Life
Vice President and other politicians spoke to pro-life activists during the 53rd annual March for Life.
Big European Pension Funds See Higher Risk in US Holdings, Reject ‘Weaponizing’ Capital
Nordic funds say U.S. policy volatility and debt concerns are lifting the risk premium on American assets but that investment moves are not politically driven.
House Committee Calls on IRS to Crack Down on NGOs Funding Terrorists
In Minnesota, federal funds earmarked for hungry children and disabled seniors have likely been diverted to extremist groups, according to Scott Bessent.
US Officially Exits World Health Organization
The Trump administration cuts funding, recalls U.S. officials from the WHO.
Vance Urges Minnesota Law Enforcement to Cooperate More With Federal Authorities
The vice president held a roundtable discussion after weeks of clashes between federal agents and protesters who oppose deportations of illegal immigrants.
Federal Agents Arrest Suspects in Anti-ICE Church Protest in Minnesota
The suspects were arrested by FBI and HSI agents during operations beginning on Jan. 22 and have been charged with felonies.
House Passes Spending Package to Fund Government
While the package includes some targeted spending reductions, it largely maintains funding at Fiscal Year 2025 levels.
FCC: Late-Night, Daytime Talk Shows Must Give Equal Time to Republican Candidates
Federal law requires broadcast stations to make equal time available to political candidates from all parties, according to the FCC.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court Hearing on Trump’s Fed Firing
The justices weighed how their decision would affect the economy and the Federal Reserve’s independence.
RFK Jr.’s Former Group Sues American Academy of Pediatrics
The lawsuit alleges the pediatrician organization has violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
Trump Right About Arctic Security, NATO’s Rutte Says
The secretary-general also praised the president for encouraging other member states to up their defense spending.
