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Dr. Oz Advises People to Get Measles Vaccine as Cases Rise in Several States
The CDC says that, so far in 2026, 733 measles cases have been reported in the United States.
Treasury Secretary Says Fed Will Likely Take Its Time to Reduce Balance Sheet
As of last week, the Fed’s balance sheet sits at $6.6 billion.
Iranian Official Says Country Has Right to Pursue Nuclear Program Amid US Warnings
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, however, says that talks with the United States are a ‘step forward.’
Trump Approves Millions in Aid to Tennessee, Mississippi After Devastating Winter Storm
About 12,000 people in Mississippi are still without power as of Saturday night, according to PowerOutage.us.
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Guthrie Family Says It Received a Message and ‘We Will Pay’ for Mother’s Return
The 84-year-old vanished after eating dinner with her family on Jan. 31.
Pentagon to Cut Academic Ties With Harvard, Hegseth Says
The secretary of war said the Ivy League school promotes ideology misaligned with military values.
Small Business Administration Suspends 111,620 California Borrowers Suspected of $8.6 Billion Fraud
The agency will pursue criminal referrals regarding the $8.6 billion fraud with the Department of Justice.
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Washington Post CEO Steps Down Days After Major Staff Cuts
The Washington Post has announced Jeff D’Onofrio to fill in as the publication’s acting CEO and publisher.
Panamanian Drug Lord Convicted in US Federal Court
The case is part of the DOJ’s ‘Operation Take Back America,’ focused on illegal immigration, cartels, and transnational criminal organizations.
Zelenskyy Says US Gave Ukraine and Russia a June Deadline to End War
Zelenskyy said Washington wants the war ended by early summer and is prepared to increase pressure on both Kyiv and Moscow if talks stall.
FBI, Sheriff’s Department Probing New Message in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance Case
Authorities say the message represents ‘one new piece of information.’
What’s Next in Springfield, Ohio, After Judge Pauses End of Immigration Protection for Haitians
An estimated 15,000 Haitian immigrants live in the southwest Ohio city, and most have temporary protected status.
US Military Strikes Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing 2
The strike marks the latest Operation Southern Spear action as the Trump administration continues military efforts against maritime drug trafficking networks.
US Embassy Issues Alert Urging Americans to Leave Iran
The U.S. virtual embassy urged citizens to consider departing Iran by land to Armenia or Turkey, but said it cannot guarantee their safety.
Beijing Waging ‘War on God’ in Persecuting Faith, Congress Hears
Religious persecution is ‘a warning sign that freedom itself is under siege,’ says the former ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom.
Trump Says He Will Donate Proceeds From IRS Lawsuit to Charity
‘Any money that I win, I’ll give it to charity,’ the president said.
New York City Joins WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
New York City’s move follows similar steps by California and Illinois to maintain ties with the WHO’s global outbreak response system.
Netflix CEO Faces Criticism From Lawmakers on Warner Merger
‘Netflix continues to push sexual and gender theory on kids,’ Sen. Eric Schmitt stated.
Federal Agency Seeks to Investigate Nike for Alleged Bias Against White Employees
Nike allegedly has a pattern of disparate treatment against white employees in hiring and development programs, said the EEOC chief.
NASA Leadership Shed Light on Moon Mission Dress Rehearsal
The decision was made to push Artemis II’s launch to no earlier than March 6.
