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Iran Targets US Bases in Middle East in Retaliatory Attacks: What We Know So Far
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard said it was targeting U.S. bases in several neighboring countries, including Qatar, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates.
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.
Revisiting the Electoral College Compromise
Criticized as outdated and undemocratic, the Electoral College was originally crafted to balance popular will, state equality, and constitutional restraint.
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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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Wall Street Review: Stocks Close February Lower on AI, Private Credit Fears
Technology and financial shares led the declines.
Kansas Transgender Residents Sue State Over Biological Sex Law
The lawsuit challenging the controversial law was filed at the District Court of Douglas County on Feb. 26.
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.
Bill Clinton Says ‘I Had No Idea’ of Epstein’s Crimes
The former president was speaking to lawmakers about his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Block Laying Off 4,000 Staff Members Due to AI, Says Jack Dorsey
The chairman predicted that other companies will also make ‘similar structural changes’ at their organizations within the next year.
FAA Restricts Texas Airspace After Pentagon’s Alleged Drone Downing
The flight restrictions will remain in effect until June.
Vance Tells Wisconsin Voters ‘American Dream’ Is on the Ballot
The vice president spoke to supporters and employees of a machining facility in the state’s competitive Third Congressional District.
Local Officials Expand No-Parking Zone Around Nancy Guthrie Home Amid Complaints About Media
The decision was made to ‘protect public safety and relieve area residents from chaotic conditions’ over media presence in the area, officials said.
DHS Says ICE Agents Will Not Be Stationed at Polling Places During Midterms
The department left open the possibility of targeted responses if a specific public safety threat emerges.
In Photos: 2026 State of the Union Address
President Donald Trump delivers the State of the Union address.
Democrats Lay Out Plans to Ride Affordability to ‘Big Blue Wave’ in Midterms
House Democratic leaders used their annual issues conference to preview a message centered on costs, with the DCCC targeting 44 seats.
Surgeon General Nominee Says Vaccines Save Lives, but Informed Consent Important
‘Informed consent is going to be a big part of building trust in public health,’ Dr. Casey Means said.
Uneasy Calm Returning to Mexico After Chaos Over Killing of Drug Lord ‘El Mencho’
Authorities have cleared most roadblocks and resumed flights and most transit services, as officials work to stabilize Jalisco and neighboring states.
