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HUD Announces Rule That Would Bar Illegal Immigrants, ‘Fraudsters’ From Public Housing
The proposed rule would bar illegal immigrants, including ‘mixed-status households,’ from living in HUD housing.
Investors Pivot to Hard Assets Amid AI Disruption Concerns
Analysts said capital is moving toward companies tied to physical assets and essential demand, such as energy and infrastructure.
Walmart Posts Strong Quarter but Signals Caution for Year Ahead
Company executives said the retailer is gaining market share from wealthier shoppers.
Reps. Massie, Khanna to Force Vote on Requiring Congressional Approval for Iran Strikes
President Trump has repeatedly threatened military action if Iran doesn’t accept a new deal to curb its nuclear development.
Virginia Gov. Spanberger Tapped to Deliver Democratic Response to Trump’s State of the Union
Democratic leaders selected the former CIA officer, congresswoman, and first woman elected governor of Virginia to counter Trump’s Feb. 24 address to Congress.
Fewer Women Seeking Medical Care Early in Pregnancy: CDC
Prenatal care in the first trimester has been decreasing in recent years, newly released data show.
FBI Confirms It Received Thousands of Tips in Nancy Guthrie Case
The FBI maintained that it still has a reward of up to $100,000.
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.
Meta Chief Zuckerberg Testifies in High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Trial in Los Angeles
Attorneys for the plaintiff questioned the CEO on allegations that his products targeted young people despite known harms.
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Family Health Plans Average a Record $11,000 for Employees
Health insurance premiums and deductibles rose more than 6 percent in 2024, leaving lower-income employees vulnerable to medical expenses.
US Commission of Fine Arts Approves White House Ballroom Proposal
The proposal will next be considered by the National Capital Planning Commission.
Trump Announces $10 Billion US Commitment to Board of Peace
Trump hosted representatives from more than 40 countries in the first Board of Peace meeting.
Federal Suit Accuses Bottling Company of Barring Male Employees From Team-Building Event
The EEOC alleged that the company violated the Civil Rights Act when it excused 250 female employees for a two-day, work-related event.
Trump Urges UK to Retain Indian Ocean Territory Amid Iran Tensions
Diego Garcia has served as a key hub for U.S. and UK military operations in the Indian Ocean for decades.
Groups Sue EPA Over Repeal of Finding That Served as Basis for Climate Regulations
The lawsuit came after the White House announced it was rescinding a 2009 rule that allowed the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases.
Oklahoma Governor Declares Emergency Over Panhandle Wildfires
At least one area was evacuated due to the wildfires, he says, as windy and dry conditions continue across the region.
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.
