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Trump Seeks $6 Million Legal Fee Reimbursement for Dismissed Georgia Election Case
A 2025 state law allows criminal defendants to recover their legal costs when their prosecutor is disqualified for improper conduct.
5 GOP Senators Join Democrats to Advance Measure to Block Military Action in Venezuela
The resolution seeks to prohibit Trump from undertaking additional military actions in Venezuela without approval from Congress.
FCC Exempts Some Foreign-Made Drones From US Import Ban
The FCC said in December that relying on foreign-made drones poses ‘an unacceptable risk’ to national security.
Jobless Claims Below Estimates, Layoffs Lowest Since July 2024
Employment conditions are also in a ‘wait-and-see pattern’, says Andrew Crapuchettes, CEO of RedBalloon.
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Venezuela’s Interim Leader Rodriguez Signals Openness to Energy Deals
Delcy Rodriguez told lawmakers that Caracas seeks commercially grounded oil and gas ties as Washington asserts oversight and U.S. firms eye investment.
Texas Supreme Court Ends Reliance on ABA Accreditation of Law Schools
The ABA said that the order did not change its role in the accreditation process.
Transportation Department Pulls $160 Million From California Over Trucking Licenses
California delayed revoking the licenses until March 6 after the state was sued by immigrant truck drivers and business owners.
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Steny Hoyer, Longest-Serving Democrat in Congress, to Retire
The congressman has served in the House since 1981.
Monsanto Sues COVID-19 Vaccine Manufacturers, Alleging Copyright Infringement
‘Moderna is aware of the litigation and will defend ourselves against these claims,’ a Moderna spokesman said.
Minneapolis Schools Cancel Classes Citing Protests Over Fatal ICE Shooting
Protests have broken out following the fatal shooting of a woman who allegedly tried to run over federal agents.
The Broader Strategy Behind Trump’s Removal of Venezuela’s Maduro
Trump led the most consequential action so far to restore US dominance in the Western Hemisphere and drive out the CCP.
US Has 3-Part Plan for Post-Maduro Venezuela: Rubio
The transition plan will entail U.S. access to Venezuelan oil and make room for opposition figures in civil society planning.
Florida Governor Calls April Special Session to Redraw Congressional Maps
The nationwide redistricting battle was kicked off by Texas in 2025, when the president called for redrawing state districts to net more GOP seats in Congress.
Texas AG Joins Multistate Coalition in Case Against US Groups With Alleged Ties to Hamas
The 25-state legal brief seeks to ensure that U.S. organizations supporting Hamas are ‘brought to justice,’ Ken Paxton’s office said.
US Expands List of Countries Subject to Visa Bonds of up to $15,000
The State Department said the visa bond policy is intended to deter visa overstays.
US Discusses Ways to Acquire Greenland; Military Use on Table
A joint statement by Nordic nations on Jan. 5 highlighted increased investments in deterrence, defense, and situational awareness.
Trump Announces Fraud Investigation Targeting California
The president called California ’more corrupt than Minnesota,' which has been under scrutiny over its use of public money.
‘Glyphosate Girl’ Applauds USDA Regenerative Pilot, Warns of ‘Pesticide Treadmill’
Kelly Ryerson restored her health by focusing on an organic diet. Along the way, she learned about the dangers of pesticides, launching a new career.
Speaker Johnson Says He Doesn’t Expect US Troop Deployment in Venezuela
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said a recent briefing on Venezuela to both parties of Congress posed more questions than it answered.
US Announces Revision of American Citizenship Tests
The revised test will ensure new citizens understand the privilege of U.S. citizenship, USCIS said.
