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Fed Governor Stephen Miran Resigns From White House Post
Stephen Miran’s resignation came as some Democratic members of the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee urged him to step down.
‘Barbaric’ Forced Organ Harvesting Delegitimizes Regime in China: Former US Ambassador
The abuse is ‘something so chilling and appalling that a lot of people don’t even want to think about,’ a religious freedom summit attendee said.
New York to Deploy Legal Observers From Attorney General James’s Office to Monitor Federal Immigration Agents
Wearing purple safety vests, attorney general staffers will observe enforcement operations where appropriate and document actions by federal agents.
New York, New Jersey Sue USDOT to Restore Hudson Tunnel Project Funding
The two states are challenging funding cuts tied to federal scrutiny of DEI contracting rules.
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Jill Biden’s Ex-Husband Charged With Wife’s Murder
William Stevenson is accused of killing his current wife.
Trump Says Administration Will Seek $1 Billion in Damages From Harvard
Trump alleged that Harvard University had engaged in criminal conduct.
California Bill Aims to Address Political Violence—Named After Melissa Hortman and Charlie Kirk
Assembly Bill 1535 refers to former Minnesota state House Speaker Melissa Hortman and conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
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Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s ‘Gold Card’ Visa Program
A Colombian electronic engineer, a Taiwanese cancer biologist, and a Mexican biomedical scientist say the program prioritizes wealth over intellect or ability.
Pentagon Invites 25 Vendors to Compete to Build Up Arsenal of One-Way Attack Drones
Military operators are set to begin testing vendor submissions at Fort Benning, Georgia, on Feb. 18.
Deputy AG Suggests Organized Group Is Behind Minneapolis Protests
Todd Blanche says in a new interview that it’s not a ‘coincidence that these massive numbers of protesters and rioters’ showed up at the same time.
Trump Hosts Colombia’s Petro After Months of Tensions
The two leaders met for nearly two hours at the White House.
Catholic Network Files Suit Against Trump Admin Over Immigrant Visa Pause
The administration halted visas to people from 75 nations last month due to the risk of immigrants becoming dependent on government welfare.
What to Know About the DOJ Investigation Into the Minnesota Church Protest
The arrests mark a rare use of the FACE Act—often cited in abortion protest arrests—which also prohibits interference with religious worship.
US Factory Output Rises to Near 4-Year High as Manufacturing Rebounds
Two manufacturing surveys point to improving business conditions and stronger factory activity at the start of 2026.
Portland Mayor Says ICE Should Leave City After Federal Agents Launch Tear Gas
‘Portland will continue to stand firmly with our immigrant neighbors,’ Mayor Keith Wilson said.
Trump–Kennedy Center to Close for 2 Years for Renovations, Trump Announces
The reconstruction will ‘turn it into a World Class Bastion of Arts, Music, and Entertainment,’ the president says.
House Speaker Says He Has Votes to End Government Shutdown This Week
The Senate easily passed a spending package on Jan. 30, but the House of Representatives is currently out of town.
Why Public Schools Have More Staff, Fewer Students
Only 17 percent of the 200,000 new staff positions added in the past 10 years were teachers.
Border Czar Homan Says More Than 145,000 Illegal Immigrant Children Located
A DHS investigation showed that more than 323,000 illegal immigrant children were unaccounted for in the United States.
US Approves More Than $15 Billion in Arms Sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia Amid Regional Tensions
The State Department said the sales wouldn’t affect the military balance in the region but would enhance Israel’s ability to protect itself.
