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Remembering 108 Children, Grieving Parents Urge Snapchat Reforms
The social media platform says it has fought illegal activity, such as drug dealing—which the parents blame for fentanyl deaths of children.
Health Secretary Announces Changes to Management Team to Promote MAHA Agenda
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced the changes on Feb. 12.
Coinbase Posts $666.7 Billion Loss in Q4 2025
The crypto juggernaut hadn’t posted a loss in more than two years.
Texas Attorney General Backs Doctor Against State’s Own Medical Board Over Ivermectin Use
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden sued the Texas State Medical Board after it cited her.
NATO Allies Pledge More Than a Billion to Supply Ukraine With US-Made Weapons
NATO countries pledge to continue supplying Ukraine with anti-aircraft weapons, including helping with a homegrown dome, as peace negotiations continue.
European Official Warns That Americans Can Be Silenced by EU Online Speech Laws
‘European speech rules can end up shaping what Americans are allowed to say online,’ Irish lawyer Lorcan Price said.
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Border Czar Says 3,364 Unaccompanied Children Located in Minnesota Operation
The ICE operation also resulted in more than 4,000 arrests, Tom Homan says.
American Colleges Received $5.2 Billion in Foreign Funding in 2025, Education Department Reveals
Qatar was the top foreign funder, pouring in more than $1 billion into American educational institutions in 2025.
California Secures Record $2.75 Million Data Privacy Settlement With Disney
The settlement represents the seventh enforcement action under the CCPA, according to the attorney general’s office.
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New Jersey Governor Limits ICE Operations on State Property
Gov. Mikie Sherrill also announced the launch of a website portal where New Jersey residents can report their interactions with federal immigration officers.
Stellantis Issues ‘Do Not Drive’ Warning for 225,000 Vehicles Containing Deadly Takata Airbags
The affected vehicles involve a wide range of cars and trucks manufactured between 2003 and 2016.
Federal Judge Blocks Hegseth’s Censure of Sen. Mark Kelly
The senator said Hegseth’s threats were meant to restrict his free speech.
Nebraska to Hand Voter Data to DOJ After Court Declines to Block Transfer
The DOJ has sought detailed voter registration information from states nationwide, saying the data is needed to assess compliance with federal election laws.
White House Fires Interim US Attorney in New York Hours After Judicial Selection
‘You are fired, Donald Kinsella,’ Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche wrote on social media.
In Landmark Trial, YouTube Says It’s Not Social Media, Doesn’t Addict Children
On the second day, an expert witness for the plaintiff argues platforms are designed to ensnare young users in a vicious cycle of addiction and mental illness.
DOJ Asks Prosecutors to Flag ‘Rogue’ Judges for Impeachment
The Justice Department said it is collecting ‘the most egregious examples’ to refer to Congress.
State AGs Warn Almost 80 Companies Against Coordinated Plastic Packaging Standards
Environmental groups have pushed the companies to get rid of plastics in packaging, which can ultimately violate consumer protection laws.
House Rejects GOP Effort to Ban Challenges to Trump’s Tariffs
Democrats hope to force a House vote as early as Feb. 11 to terminate Trump’s use of a national emergency to put punitive trade measures on Canadian goods.
FDA Rejects Moderna’s Application for mRNA Flu Shot
The pharmaceutical company said it is seeking a meeting with the agency to understand the path forward.
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.
Medicare Advantage Denials Hit Six-Year High
Insurers required to publicly report prior authorization denial, appeal, and overturn rates on their websites starting March 1, 2026.
Democrats Say Republican DHS Funding Counterproposal Is ‘Incomplete and Insufficient’
Democrats have tied their votes on DHS funding to new limits on immigration enforcement tactics and other federal law enforcement conduct.
