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February 6

Small New York landlords 'at their breaking point' under Mamdani's housing policies: report

Some New York City landlords say Mayor Zohran Mamdani's housing policies are pushing them to their breaking point, with many struggling to stay afloat.

February 6

Benghazi terror suspect extradited to face US charges, appears in federal court

The U.S. has arrested one of the alleged leaders behind the deadly 2012 attack on an American outpost in Benghazi, Libya, that left four dead.

February 6

Nigeria’s first lady says US strikes were a ‘blessing,' welcomes collaboration with Trump

Nigeria's First Lady is seeking a stronger U.S. partnership against terrorism as lawmakers debate ongoing violence affecting Christian communities nationwide.

February 6

Vice President Vance, second lady attend Winter Olympics opening ceremony

Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance were spotted at the 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony on Friday night in Milan, Italy.

February 6

Retired federal judge who wrote anti-Trump op-ed reportedly faced misconduct inquiry before resigning

A report indicated that retired federal Judge Mark Wolf had been the subject of a misconduct inquiry that was nixed due to his retirement.

February 6

Benghazi arrest delivers long-overdue justice and reminds America who failed our fallen

The capture of Benghazi suspect al-Bakoush sends an unmistakable message that America will forget its fallen, and justice will be pursued regardless of time or politics.

February 6

Wes Moore warns Noem 'federal occupation' of new ICE compound now under state investigation

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore called a DHS warehouse purchase "federal occupation," threatening legal action over reported immigration detention center plans.

February 6

Who Influenced Indiana Hoosiers QB Fernando Mendoza? Tom Brady

Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza, the likely No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, explained the role Tom Brady has had in his career.

February 6

Trump deletes 'racist' post after wave of Republican backlash, White House says he didn't know

Congressional Republicans dropped their normal routine of cheering each of President Donald Trump's moves on Friday, and demanded he apologize for a post depicting the Obamas as apes.

February 6

White House removes social media video showing Obamas as apes after criticism

President Trump removed a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes after backlash from Democrats and Republicans, with the White House citing staff error.