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Mid-Decade Redistricting Wave Scrambles House Map Ahead of 2026
Six states already have new maps, with more redraws moving through legislatures and courts as both parties test mid-decade changes.
Trump Lifts Biden-Era Restrictions on Commercial Fishing in Atlantic Marine Monument
President Donald Trump says restoring commercial fishing is in the public interest and cites existing federal laws as sufficient protections of the monument.
TrumpRx: How to Access Discounted Drug Prices on the Platform
The website launched on Feb. 5 with more than 40 prescription drugs on the platform.
Appeals Court Rejects Challenge to Trump’s Orders Curbing DEI
Higher education groups and Baltimore officials had argued the executive orders exceeded presidential powers.
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Trump Orders 25 Percent Tariffs on Nations Trading With Iran
The president cited national security concerns while imposing the levies, following through on threats made in January.
Governments Should Pull Funding If Schools Don’t Address Bullying: Civil Rights Board Vice Chair
Civil Rights commissioner is alarmed that no schools were deemed persistently dangerous in 2021–2022 despite 1.2 million violent offenses in K–12 nationwide.
Actor Timothy Busfield Indicted on 4 Counts of Criminal Sexual Contact With a Child
The actor’s indictment was ‘not unexpected’ and he will ‘fight the charges at every stage,’ says Busfield’s attorney.
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Coca‑Cola to Phase Out Minute Maid Frozen Juice Line
The company said it is discontinuing all of its frozen products and exiting the frozen can category in response to changing consumer preferences.
US Used Vehicle Prices Rise 2.4 Percent in January as Inventory Tightens
It’s the largest price increase since July 2025, well above December’s 0.4 percent rise.
Texas Probing Alleged Terrorism by Antifa-Affiliated Group
The investigation follows reports that individuals linked to the Screwston Anti-Fascist Committee were involved in an attack on an ICE facility in Alvarado.
US Arrests Key Suspect in 2012 Benghazi Attack, DOJ Announces
Four Americans were killed in the Sept. 11, 2012, attack on U.S. diplomatic outposts in Benghazi, Libya.
Savannah Guthrie’s Brother Urges Mother’s Captors to Contact Family as Alleged Ransom Deadline Passes
‘Whoever is out there holding our mother, we want to hear from you,’ Camron Guthrie said in a video message.
EU Drove Global Censorship Through Tech Platforms: House Judiciary Report
A House Judiciary report claims EU regulators used closed-door forums and voluntary codes to pressure tech firms into global moderation rules.
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.’
US–Russia New START Treaty Expires, Ending Binding Limits on Strategic Nuclear Arms
Together, the United States and Russia possess nearly 90 percent of the world’s nuclear weapons.
Study of Military Meals Finds Low Nutrients, Concerning Contaminants
Health activists who organized the study are calling on the Trump administration to treat the U.S. food supply as a national security concern.
Trump: New Immigration Approach Will Remain Strict, Include ‘Softer Touch’
The president said he remained committed to enforcing the nation’s laws and deporting violent criminals.
US, Iran Will Hold Talks on Friday in Oman, White House Says
In an interview on Feb. 4, President Trump said the supreme leader in Iran ‘should be very worried.’
Foreign National Arrested in Illegal Las Vegas Biolab Faces Felony Gun Charge
Authorities reported finding several firearms and passports during a raid on a house in a residential neighborhood on Jan. 31.
Federal Judge Restricts Agents from Using Tear Gas at Protests in Portland
The American Civil Liberties Union hailed the ruling.
