U.S.
Top News
White House Urges Public to Contact FBI in Guthrie Case, Says Trump Reviewed New Images
The president has reviewed the newly released footage of the suspect, said press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
Malinowski Concedes to Mejía in NJ Special House Primary
The special election followed former Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) resigning to take on a new role as the state’s governor.
ICE, Border Patrol Officials Warn That DHS Shutdown Would Make Americans Less Safe
Common ground exists on providing ICE agents with cameras and limiting roving patrols, but a deal has not yet emerged days ahead of a funding deadline.
Industry Leaders Debate Cap on TV Station Ownership During Senate Hearing
Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy warned against further consolidation as the FCC considers altering the limit.
Trump Says He Could Order Second Carrier Group to Middle East If Iran Talks Falter
‘Either we will make a deal or we will have to do something very tough like last time,’ the U.S. president said.
4
5
6
7
8
Musk Offers Legal Fees for Anyone Sued Who ‘Speaks the Truth’ About Epstein
The X owner made the offer in response to a public service announcement featuring victims who say redacted Epstein files keep them silenced.
Texas Reports Record Surge of School Choice Program Applications
The $1 billion program funds school vouchers and other options.
Judge Blocks California’s Law Mandating Federal Agents Remove Masks
A law requiring law enforcement officers to wear identification was enforceable, the judge found.
LATEST
Space Force Mission Eyes Thursday Launch as NASA’s Crew-12 Is Delayed Again
United Launch Alliance is targeting a launch window for its Vulcan rocket between 3:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 12.
Freight Data Indicate Early US Industrial Rebound as Midwest Truck Volumes Jump
Analysts say freight activity tends to turn ahead of broader industrial indicators, as manufacturers move inputs and finished goods before investment and hiring
RFK Jr.-Aligned Group Backs Primary Challenger to Sen. Bill Cassidy
Cassidy publicly debated whether to vote to confirm Kennedy as health secretary.
Trump Admin Can End Protected Status for Nationals of 3 Countries: Appeals Court
The decision by a three-judge panel affects immigrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua living in the United States under temporary protected status.
Fetterman Breaks With Democrats on Voter ID as GOP Pushes SAVE America Act
The Pennsylvania senator said showing ID to vote isn’t ‘unreasonable,’ putting him at odds with most Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
NFL, Turning Point USA Present Vastly Different Halftime Shows
While Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny performed his set in Spanish at the Super Bowl, Kid Rock headlined an alternative concert honoring Charlie Kirk.
Iranian Official Says Country Has Right to Pursue Nuclear Program Amid US Warnings
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, however, says that talks with the United States are a ‘step forward.’
Trump Approves Millions in Aid to Tennessee, Mississippi After Devastating Winter Storm
About 12,000 people in Mississippi are still without power as of Feb. 7, according to PowerOutage.us.
Zelenskyy Says US Gave Ukraine and Russia a June Deadline to End War
Zelenskyy said Washington wants the war ended by early summer and is prepared to increase pressure on both Kyiv and Moscow if talks stall.
FBI, Sheriff’s Department Probing New Message in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance Case
Authorities say the message represents ‘one new piece of information.’
What’s Next in Springfield, Ohio, After Judge Pauses End of Immigration Protection for Haitians
An estimated 15,000 Haitian immigrants live in the southwest Ohio city, and most have temporary protected status.
US Military Strikes Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing 2
The strike marks the latest Operation Southern Spear action as the Trump administration continues military efforts against maritime drug trafficking networks.
