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February 9

Bessent warns of 'gigantic loss' if Supreme Court strips Trump's emergency tariff powers

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns Supreme Court ruling against Trump's emergency tariffs would be "gigantic loss" for all Americans nationwide.

February 9

Don Lemon compares Minnesota church arrest to civil rights leaders 'fighting for our freedom'

Don Lemon described thinking about civil rights protesters "fighting for our freedom" after the former CNN host was arrested last month following a church protest.

February 9

The AI wars begin with new Super Bowl commercials

Anthropic takes aim at OpenAI with a Super Bowl ad mocking ChatGPT’s move into advertising, sparking a high-stakes "AI war" for the hearts and minds of millions.

February 9

Hakeem Jeffries pressed on Democrat opposition to voter ID

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries accused Republicans of voter suppression during a CNN interview, defending Democratic opposition to the SAVE Act.

February 9

'We cannot endorse:' Why the nation’s plastic surgeons are pulling back on youth gender surgery

American Society of Plastic Surgeons issues new statement recommending delay of youth gender surgeries until age 19, citing limited evidence.

February 8

Chris Christie rates NYC Mayor Mamdani's snow cleanup

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's handling of a massive snowstorm that had hit his city last month.

February 8

Pirro warns terrorists 'we're coming for you' after alleged Benghazi attack leader finally arrested

Benghazi attack suspect arrested 12 years later as federal officials vow justice for Americans killed in 2012 Libya terror assault that left four dead.

February 8

Texas Democrats called out over 'egregious circular-firing squad behavior' in Senate primary race

Atlantic writer Jonathan Chait criticized Texas Democrats for "circular-firing squad behavior" in the state's Democratic Senate primary race between James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett on Friday.

February 8

Don Lemon compares arrest to civil rights protesters

Former CNN host Don Lemon spoke about his arrest for his participation in an anti-ICE protest inside a Minnesota church at a Human Rights Campaign event.

February 8

Adam Schiff confronted on polling showing overwhelming support for requiring photo ID to vote

Sen. Adam Schiff was confronted on Sunday about polling that 83% support photo ID requirements for voting, which he argues disenfranchises voters.