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Klobuchar Takes Step to Run for Minnesota Governor After Walz Drops Out
Amy Klobuchar filed paperwork creating a fundraising committee, a move that comes weeks after Gov. Tim Walz said he won’t seek reelection in 2026.
Vance Says Minnesota Law Enforcement Needs to Cooperate More With Federal Authorities
The vice president held a roundtable discussion after weeks of clashes between federal agents and protesters who oppose deportations of illegal immigrants.
How Work Requirements for Public Assistance Are Changing
Federal agencies overseeing SNAP, Medicaid, and housing assistance are implementing new work requirements aimed at able-bodied adults.
Trump Says US Will Bid to Host World Expo 2035 in Miami
The United States hasn’t hosted a World Expo since the early 1960s. The president sees it as the nation’s ‘next big milestone.’
‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
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Tens of Millions of Americans Bracing for Major Winter Storm
Major cities including Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston could be impacted, while the agency warned of ice accumulation in the South.
Trump Admin Pauses Tax Refund Seizures, Wage Garnishments for Defaulted Student Loans
Education officials said the suspension is meant to allow more time to implement student loan payment reforms.
Is Gallbladder Removal Always Necessary? What Patients Should Know
Licensed acupuncturist Deborah Graefer shared why she thinks it’s important to save the gallbladder.
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Texas AG Starts Investigation Into Vaccine-Related Financial Incentives
‘I will ensure that Big Pharma and Big Insurance don’t bribe medical providers,’ Ken Paxton said.
6 Percent of American Travelers Do Not Have Real IDs as Deadline Looms: TSA
Beginning on Feb. 1, travelers without acceptable identification will need to pay $45 to get through security.
Bipartisan Minibus Spending Package Funds Defense, Homeland Security, and More
The package unveiled by the House on Jan. 20 includes some of the largest funding items still waiting to be considered.
DOGE Employees Shared Social Security Data With Group, DOJ Says
The court filing by the Department of Justice also says it’s unclear whether DOGE gave any personal information to a political advocacy organization.
Key Takeaways From Trump’s Davos Speech
The president touted U.S. economic success over the past year, while also devoting significant time to making the case for the U.S. acquisition of Greenland.
Lutnick Says US Can Hit 6 Percent Growth If Fed Cuts Rates
The commerce secretary predicted U.S. economic growth topping 5 percent in the first quarter, projecting significantly higher GDP if the Fed lowers rates.
Trump Continues Davos Trip After Air Force One Experiences Electrical Issue
The president is scheduled to address the World Economic Forum in Davos on Jan. 21.
CDC Issues Alert as Parasitic Flies Near United States
No cases related to the outbreak have been identified in America as of yet.
Erika Kirk Demands Speedy Trial, Alleges That the Suspect Is Delaying the Case
The widow of slain conservative influencer Charlie Kirk filed the motion against suspected assassin Tyler Robinson.
Bessent Says US–Europe Relationship Has ‘Never Been Closer,’ Amid Trump’s Greenland Push
‘Europe is an ally, the U.S.’s NATO membership is unquestioned,’ Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.
