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February 11

Billionaire JB Pritzker says he's had to overcome his wealth, which would be 'obstacle' in 2028

Gov. JB Pritzker appeared to complain his billionaire status was a challenge in the 2018 gubernatorial Democratic primary, citing Bernie Sanders' anti-wealth message.

February 11

Watchdog group sues Illinois city's reparations program over giving money based on race

Judicial Watch challenged Evanston, Illinois for its $10 million reparations program in federal court, representing five plaintiffs denied $25,000 payments due to race.

February 11

NPR host compares masked Guthrie suspect to 'federal immigration agent'

NPR host Steve Inskeep compared the attire of the masked suspect in the video at Nancy Guthrie's home to the attire of a federal immigration agent on Wednesday.

February 11

NPR host says masked Guthrie suspect dressed like federal immigration agent

NPR host Steve Inskeep said Wednesday that the suspect on the video footage at Nancy Guthrie's house that was released Tuesday was dressed like an immigration agent.

February 11

Pennsylvania Sen McCormick 'not satisfied' with answers on Trump assassination attempt

Sen. David McCormick appeared on "Pod Force One" on Wednesday, where he said he's "not satisfied" with the answers given about President Donald Trump's Butler assassination attempt.

February 11

Mamdani takes heat over skipping decades-long tradition of attending Catholic archbishop installation ceremony

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced criticism for skipping Catholic Archbishop Ronald Hicks' installation ceremony on Friday, the first mayor in nearly 100 years to miss the event.

February 11

Notre Dame bishop blasts abortion-rights advocate named institute director, calls it ‘scandal to the faithful’

Catholic bishop calls Notre Dame's appointment of abortion rights advocate Susan Ostermann as Liu Institute director a "scandal to the faithful."

February 11

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear cites Bible to defend veto of ban on gender treatments for minors

Kentucky's Democratic Governor Andy Beshear cited the Bible while defending his veto of "anti-LGBTQ legislation" banning gender treatments for minors.

February 11

'The View' fans brace themselves for return of guest conservative host Elisabeth Hasselbeck

"The View" co-host Joy Behar addresseed backlash and reaction from fans about Elisabeth Hasselbeck returning to "The View" as a guest host, and said she was a "good kid."

February 11

Don Lemon hires surprising attorney, an ex-Trump appointee prosecutor who exposed massive Minnesota fraud case

Joe Thompson, who was the lead prosecutor that helped uncover the massive $250 million fraud case tied to the state's Somali community, joins Don Lemon’s legal team.