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Texas AG Files $1 Million Transgender Fraud Suit Against Pediatric Hospital and Doctor
Puberty blockers were given to children as young as 9 years old under the guise of treating early onset puberty, the lawsuit alleges.
FCC Chair Pushes Back on Allegations of Censorship Over Stephen Colbert Interview
‘Every single broadcaster in this country has an obligation to be responsible for the programming,’ FCC head Brendan Carr says.
US Plans to Deploy More Missile Launchers to the Philippines to Deter China’s Aggression
Washington and Manila vowed to maintain ‘a vigilant posture in the Indo-Pacific to prevent conflict,’ following bilateral talks in Manila.
$16 Billion Tunnel Project to Resume After Trump Admin Releases Withheld Funds
Officials of New York and New Jersey have sued the Trump administration over the frozen funds.
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Texas Senate Primary: Cornyn, Talarico Face Questions in Austin
With early voting underway, Cornyn, Talarico, and other candidates are campaigning ahead of primary election day on March 3.
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.
California Planning to Sue Trump Admin Over Revised Child Vaccine Guidelines, Bonta Says
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong indicated that his state may join California in the filing.
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60,000 Blood Pressure Tablets Recalled Nationwide, FDA Notice States
The recall was initiated because the ‘wrong ID’ was imprinted on the drugs.
After the Kids Leave: The Empty Nesters’ Balancing Act
As parents and older adults navigate life without children at home, experts recommend simple modifications to reduce risks for those living alone.
Google Trying to Find Footage From Nancy Guthrie’s Cameras, Sheriff Says
The Arizona sheriff investigating the case provided an update in the case.
How Bhattacharya’s NIH Is Rethinking China, DEI, and High‑Risk Labs
The NIH director outlines efforts to reform the agency—largest public funder of biomedical research.
Judge Orders ICE Not to Re-Detain Abrego Garcia
The illegal immigrant from El Salvador is also facing federal human smuggling charges.
Small Security Force to Stay in Minnesota After Drawdown, Homan Says
The border czar said enforcement would not stop in the Twin Cities and that mass deportations would continue across the country.
Ukraine Must Reach a Deal With Russia Fast, Trump Says Ahead of Geneva Peace Talks
Delegations from the nations will meet in the Swiss city for the third round of trilateral talks aimed at ending the war.
High Schoolers to Be Tested on Nation’s Founding in National Competition Marking America’s 250th
The registration window for the qualifying Presidential 1776 Award online test is still open.
Utah’s GOP Say They Have Enough Support to Qualify Redistricting Ballot Initiative
The measure would scrap an independent panel and let legislators draw congressional maps. Utah’s Democratic Party launched an effort to remove signatures.
Robert Duvall, Legendary Actor and ‘The Godfather’ Star, Dies at 95
Duvall’s most memorable roles include his turns in two of ‘The Godfather’ films and ‘Apocalypse Now.’
Jeffries Says Democrats Ready to Spend Millions on Virginia Redistricting Measure
‘Republicans started this redistricting war, and Democrats have made it clear we’re going to finish it,’ House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said.
Border Czar Responds to DHS Reform Proposals by Democrats
Border czar Tom Homan reacted to the partial government shutdown during an interview on ’Face the Nation’ on Feb. 15.
Talks With US in Geneva May Include Energy, Mining, and Aircraft Deals, Iran Says
The Swiss ministry did not specify on which days the talks will occur, but Oman will act as a mediator like it did before.
