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FDA Dropping Requirement for 2 Studies for New Drug Approvals
‘A one-trial requirement will be the FDA’s new default standard,’ agency leaders said.
Federal Judge Throws Out Immigration Board’s Ruling Backing Trump’s Detention Policy
‘Respondents have far crossed the boundaries of constitutional conduct,’ Judge Sunshine Sykes wrote.
Trump Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Black History Month
The president brought together community leaders, administration officials, and supporters to honor the legacy of African Americans.
How the Partial Government Shutdown Impacts Air Travel
Travelers may encounter delays at security checkpoints throughout the nation’s busy commercial airports, particularly if there are shortages of TSA workers.
Trump to Host Representatives From More Than 40 Countries in First Board of Peace Meeting
The president announced that member nations will pledge a combined $5 billion towards Gaza reconstruction and aid at the group’s first meeting on Thursday.
More Than 550 Commercial Driving Schools to Close After Checks: Transportation Department
The five-day, on-site investigations yielded hundreds of notices of proposed removals, alleging the schools failed to meet the agency’s basic safety standards.
US Investigating Portland Public Schools for Racial Discrimination
The Oregon district allegedly provides a program and funds to boost academic improvement among black students while avoiding groups such as Native Americans.
Legal Expert Explains the Flip Side of California’s Prop. 19
Proponents said it would boost revenues and create more housing. One critic called it a ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing.’
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Trump Admin Looks to Release 2.5 Million Acres of Timberland in Oregon
Revenue from timber harvested on the lands is shared between the U.S. Treasury and 18 western Oregon counties.
Johnson & Johnson to Invest $1 Billion in New Pennsylvania Cancer Facility
The facility is part of the company’s $55 billion plan, announced in March, to expand its U.S. manufacturing and research and development footprint.
US Plans to Deploy More Missile Launchers to the Philippines to Deter China’s Aggression
Washington and Manila vowed to maintain ‘a vigilant posture in the Indo-Pacific to prevent conflict,’ following bilateral talks in Manila.
US Factory Output Jumps, Core Capital Goods Orders Signal Solid Business Investment
Stronger manufacturing production and rising equipment orders point to a tentative rebound in U.S. industrial activity.
Medical Groups Sue FTC Over Probe Into Gender Dysphoria Treatments
The investigation is unconstitutional, the groups allege.
US Releases New Details on Alleged 2020 Chinese Nuclear Test
The blast is not consistent with an earthquake, said one expert: ‘It is ... what you would expect with a nuclear explosive test.’
US Forces Strike 3 Drug Boats, Killing 11: Pentagon
Since September, U.S. forces have struck 42 drug vessels, killing 144 people, according to a U.S. military spokesperson.
Iran Says Agreement on ‘Guiding Principles’ Reached During Geneva Talks With US
Delegations from Washington and Tehran are with officials in the Omani Embassy in the Swiss city for negotiations over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies Aged 84
Jackson’s family announced his passing on Feb. 17, with public observances to be held in Chicago.
NAACP Sues Over 2020 Presidential Election Records FBI Seized in Fulton County, Georgia
The FBI on Jan. 28 carted away roughly 700 boxes of material.
Trump Says Guthrie Kidnappers to Face Death Penalty if She’s Not Returned Alive
Authorities say they believe Nancy Guthrie was abducted.
US Mortgage Delinquencies Increase in the Last Quarter of 2025: Report
Mississippi saw the biggest quarterly jump in delinquency rate, followed by Louisiana and Maryland.
CIA Releases New Video to Recruit Chinese Military Officers as Informants After Xi’s Purge of Top Generals
The video is expected to resonate well with Chinese military personnel amid the internal turmoil caused by the purge, analysts said.
