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Amid Minnesota Fraud Scandal, Legitimate Autism Centers Face Closure
‘The kids are going to be the collateral damage,’ says the owner of an autism center on the brink of closure because of funding roadblocks.
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Conservatives Attempt to Reframe Debate Over Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The Greater Than campaign argues same-sex marriage harms children and the family unit.
Lawmakers Depart Washington as DHS Stands on Verge of Shutdown
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has said a deal is ‘not close,’ despite extensive negotiations on funding for the agency.
US Treasury Releases Guidance on Clean Energy Tax Credit Rules Restricting Chinese-Made Equipment
The guidance is designed to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains.
US Man Linked to Police Killings Sentenced to 3 Years’ Jail
An American man in communication with an Australian trio who gunned down 2 police officers has been sentenced in an Arizona court.
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Savannah Guthrie Posts New Video as Search for Missing Mother Continues
The search for the missing 84-year-old woman entered its 12th day on Thursday with no suspects publicly named.
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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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.
Walz Proposes $10 Million Relief Package for Minnesota Businesses Affected by ICE Operations
The governor wants forgivable loans for small businesses that say they lost revenue during the federal immigration enforcement surge.
Gail Slater Leaving Role as DOJ’s Antitrust Chief
She described her service as ‘the honor of a lifetime.’
Trump Tightens Eligibility for SBA Loans, Barring Ownership by Green Card Holders
The new policy, which takes effect in March, limits small business loan eligibility to U.S. citizen-owned firms.
First Lady Visits the Children’s Inn for Valentine’s Day Celebration
Young patients receiving treatments for rare diseases made crafts and received candy and chocolate from First Lady Melania Trump.
Report Maps Nearly 1,000 CCP United Front Groups in US
The report details how the Chinese communist regime seeks to turn overseas Chinese into assets.
Trump Promises ‘Very Hard’ Land Strikes Coming Against Drug Traffickers
‘If you hit them on land, they go to the boats,’ the president says in a new interview.
DOT Proposes Raising ‘Buy America’ Requirements for Federally Funded EV Chargers
The Transportation Department said the move would incentivize manufacturers to rapidly shift toward domestic manufacturing.
Democratic Governors Threaten Boycott of White House Gathering
The White House said Trump ‘can invite whomever he wants to dinner and events here at the White House.’
House Committee Subpoenas Health Insurer Records
The Judiciary Committee is investigating Obamacare subsidies fraud and the ability of current regulatory laws to address it.
FBI Releases New Images of Potential Suspect in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping
Anyone with information is directed to contact the bureau.
Freight Data Indicate Early US Industrial Rebound as Midwest Truck Volumes Jump
Analysts say freight activity tends to turn ahead of broader industrial indicators, as manufacturers move inputs and finished goods before investment and hiring
