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Second Major Medical Group Walks Back Support for Child Gender Surgeries
The American Medical Association says it agrees surgeries should generally not be done on minors.
US and Russian Militaries to Reestablish High-Level Communications Channel
Russian and U.S. forces had maintained such a channel until the fall of 2021, just months before Russian forces marched on Ukraine.
FBI Says Ransom Note Had 5 PM Deadline in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance
‘And if a transfer wasn’t made, the second demand was for next Monday,’ says an FBI special agent.
Virginia Severs Police Partnerships With ICE, Following Similar Moves by 7 Other States
Gov. Abigail Spanberger said the agreements—instituted by the previous governor—drew tax dollars away from state priorities.
Cooler Labor Market Persists Into 2026
From jobless claims to job openings, market watchers digested a plethora of data points to assess employment conditions.
Iranian Forces Seize 2 Fuel Vessels in Persian Gulf, State Media Says
The maritime incident comes as U.S. and Iranian delegations are set to hold talks in Oman, amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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No Public Sign of Response to Savannah Guthrie’s Video as Search for Missing Mother Continues
Savannah Guthrie described her mother as a ‘kind, faithful, loyal, fiercely loving woman of goodness and light.’
Some States Eyeing More Extensive Anti-DEI Measures in Higher Education
In Arizona, the Freedom from Indoctrination Act is expected to go to a public referendum, the Goldwater Institute said.
Homeopathy Can Help With the Addiction Recovery Process, Says Practitioner
Homeopathic practitioner Gabrielle Traub said she saw firsthand how homeopathy can help those suffering from addiction.
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IRS Proposes Rules for Implementation of Clean Fuel Production Credits
Rural communities stand to benefit from a ‘strong, domestic biofuel value chain,’ said an agriculture association.
Senators Seek $70 Billion Expansion of US Export-Import Bank to Finance US Critical Minerals Push
Sens. Kevin Cramer and Mark Warner want to add $70 billion to EXIM’s lending authority to finance U.S. mines and processing.
Trump Admin Issues New Rule Making It Easier to Fire Senior Federal Workers
Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor said the change allows the administration to ‘faithfully execute the laws.’
Why Greenland Is at the Center of a Shifting Global Order
The old order has been breaking since Russia invaded Ukraine, experts say, and the Arctic felt the change first. The new order will form in about half a decade.
Netflix CEO Faces Criticism From Lawmakers on Warner Merger
‘Netflix continues to push sexual and gender theory on kids,’ Sen. Eric Schmitt stated.
Federal Agency Seeks to Investigate Nike for Alleged Bias Against White Employees
Nike allegedly has a pattern of disparate treatment against white employees in hiring and development programs, said the EEOC chief.
NASA Leadership Shed Light on Moon Mission Dress Rehearsal
The decision was made to push Artemis II’s launch to no earlier than March 6.
Trump Says Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei ‘Should Be Very Worried’
The comment come as the United States and Iran are due to negotiate the country’s controversial nuclear program.
DHS Reports More Than 180 Vehicle Attacks on Law Enforcement
ICE officers have experienced a 3,300 percent jump in such attacks.
Landmark $2 Million Trans Surgery Verdict Marks a Turning Point
‘This case is a huge leap … every doctor and clinic involved in this fad should be very afraid for what comes next,’ a detransitioner said.
Arizona Sheriff Aware of ‘Unverified Ransom Note’ Report in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance
Entertainment media outlet TMZ said it received a note on Tuesday with specific details and dollar demands.
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.
Gabbard Defends Presence at Fulton County Election Warrant Execution
Gabbard said that to preserve the integrity of American elections, officials must determine whether there has been malign interference.
Haitian Residents of Springfield Get Reprieve on Protected Status, but Tensions Linger
Their status was set to expire Feb. 3, but a judge intervened. Springfield residents are divided on whether the Haitians should stay.
