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Top Agents Optimistic About 2026 Housing Market, but Buyers Still Face Headwinds
Analysts believe 2026 will be a more active year for housing but say affordability for first-time buyers will remain a challenge.
Amazon Cuts 16,000 Jobs in Latest Restructuring Push
Employees whose roles are eliminated will be given 90 days to seek another position within the company.
Trump Says John Deere Will Invest $70 Million to Build Excavator Factory in North Carolina
John Deere will build two new factories in the United States, one in North Carolina and another in Indiana.
‘Bunker Hill: A City, a Siege, a Revolution’: Beyond the Battle
Though exhaustively covered by historians, this account of the Revolutionary War’s first major battle is seen through the lenses of the people involved.
DOJ Announces 31 New Indictments in Alleged Tren de Aragua ATM ‘Jackpotting’ Scheme
A total of 87 defendants have been charged in relation to the case, involving massive theft from ATMs across the United States.
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US Exits Paris Agreement, as Trump’s 2025 Pledge Becomes Official
The move follows the US exit from WHO and 66 other global climate and social justice clubs.
Abbott Freezes H-1B Hiring at Texas Universities
The Texas governor’s letter to state agency heads also requires them to disclose information about existing H-1B status workers.
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Woman Suing for Malpractice Says She Was Distressed When She Asked for Gender Surgery
She had ’top surgery' in 2019 but no longer identifies as male and is suing her surgeon and former psychologist.
Chinese Man Sentenced for Scamming $37 Million in Crime Ring
Jingliang Su, a resident of the United Arab Emirates, is one of eight co-conspirators indicted.
Border Patrol-Involved Shooting in Arizona Leaves 1 Person Injured
The FBI said one person was taken into custody following an assault on a federal officer.
TikTok Settles High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Lawsuit on Verge of Trial
Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping harm the mental health of young people.
White House Says Trump Stands By Strict Immigration Enforcement in Minnesota
Cooperation between Minnesota officials and federal authorities is crucial to easing tensions and restoring public safety, the White House press secretary said.
Natural Gas Settles at 3-Year High Amid Severe Winter Storm
An estimated 10 percent of U.S. production was disrupted, and about 500,000 customers are without power.
Trump Says Reciprocal Tariffs on South Korea Will Be Raised to 25 Percent
The president said that the increase to 25 percent from 15 percent is a response to South Korea’s failure to ratify a trade agreement.
Blanche Says Shot Protester’s Actions Likely Don’t Meet ‘Definition of Domestic Terrorism’
‘What we saw was a very violent altercation, and I am not going to prejudge the facts,’ he said.
Gas Prices Remain Low as Driving Activity Slows: AAA
Hawaii and California have the highest average regular gas prices, exceeding $4 per gallon.
Document Outlining US Security Guarantees for Ukraine ‘100 Percent Ready’: Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the document now needs a time and place to be signed.
What We Know About Trump’s Plan to Revitalize Washington’s Dulles Airport
The project may see entire new terminal buildings and concourses constructed at Dulles, in addition to a fifth runway.
A Year After Pardons, Freed January 6 Prisoners Tell Their Stories
They reflected on how being part of an infamous historic event changed their lives forever.
Trump Says Vance to Travel to Azerbaijan, Armenia to Advance Peace Deal
The vice president’s February visit comes after an August agreement put an end to decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
