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No Arrests in Nancy Guthrie Case After Major Operation Near Her Home
On Feb. 12, the FBI doubled its reward for a tip leading to an arrest in the case to $100,000.
Trump Admin Launches Investigation Into Texas’s Muslim-Only Community Project
The department received a complaint alleging a ‘large-scale pattern of religious discriminatory conduct’ by project developers.
Rubio Says US and Europe ‘Belong Together’, Urges Alignment With Trump’s Vision for Western Revival
Serving as both a warning and an invitation, Rubio’s remarks acknowledged ’mistakes’ made by both the U.S. and Europe in the decades following the Cold War.
The Mission to Find Osama Bin Laden: Ex-CIA Director Shares His Story
Panetta reflected on his involvement in the operation and the subsequent capture of the terrorist and al-Qaeda leader.
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Trump Admin Plans to Spend $38 Billion to Convert Warehouses Into ICE Detention Centers
ICE documents revealed plans to house tens of thousands of illegal immigrants for transfers and mass deportations.
San Francisco Teachers’ Strike Ends After Tentative Deal
About 50,000 students across 120 schools got an unexpected week off from class as the union rejected the district’s counteroffer from earlier negotiations.
Sandy Steers, Wildlife Activist Behind Famed Big Bear Bald Eagle Livestream, Dies at 73
Friends of Big Bear Valley, where Steers served as executive director, announced the news in a social media post without providing a cause of death.
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Mercedes-Benz Recalls Nearly 12,000 Vehicles, Says Battery Packs Could Ignite
The company has received reports of two vehicle fires in the United States that were attributable to faulty battery cells.
Wall Street Review: AI Concerns Weigh on Stocks; Dow Closes Under 50,000
Market volatility remained relatively steady early in the week before spiking toward the end.
Costco Sued Over Alleged Salmonella Risk in Rotisserie Chicken
Court documents also allege the company’s cost-cutting measures are affecting the safety of the food.
What to Know About the Agencies Affected in DHS Shutdown
Funding for the Department of Homeland Security expired on Feb. 14 after lawmakers remained in a deadlock over immigration policy.
Trump’s $10 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC Can Proceed, Judge Rules
The British broadcaster attempted to stay the suit, brought over its editing of Trump’s Jan. 6., 2021, speech, but a Florida judge has set a hearing date.
Puerto Rico Enacts Law Defining Unborn Children as ‘Human Beings’ in Penal Code
While the new law focuses on homicide statutes, critics say it could have ripple effects beyond that.
Texas Attorney General Backs Doctor Against State’s Own Medical Board Over Ivermectin Use
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden sued the Texas State Medical Board after it cited her.
Federal Judge Blocks Hegseth’s Censure of Sen. Mark Kelly
The senator said Hegseth’s threats were meant to restrict his free speech.
Trump Warns Republicans Will ‘Suffer the Consequences’ If They Vote Against Tariffs
The president said the import taxes have given the United States economic and national security.
Trump Tightens Eligibility for SBA Loans, Barring Ownership by Green Card Holders
The new policy, which takes effect in March, limits small business loan eligibility to U.S. citizen-owned firms.
First Lady Visits the Children’s Inn for Valentine’s Day Celebration
Young patients receiving treatments for rare diseases made crafts and received candy and chocolate from First Lady Melania Trump.
Report Maps Nearly 1,000 CCP United Front Groups in US
The report details how the Chinese communist regime seeks to turn overseas Chinese into assets.
Marxist Network Under Scrutiny as Lawmakers Probe Chinese Influence
The groups are taking advantage of tax-exempt status to interfere with U.S. politics, a lawmaker says.
