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February 4

Washington Post's top editor backs Jeff Bezos as critics lash out over struggling paper's layoffs

Washington Post executive editor Matt Murray speaks to Fox News Digital about widespread layoffs at billionaire Jeff Bezos' struggling newspaper.

February 4

Bernie Sanders spent over $550K in 2025 campaign funds on private jets, filings show

Campaign finance disclosures show Sen. Bernie Sanders used numerous private jet services for private flights while he and AOC crisscrossed the country on their Fighting Oligarchy tour.

February 4

Glazer: Maxx Crosby Likely Done with Raiders, Would Take Parsons-Like Deal to Land Him

Jay Glazer says the Las Vegas Raiders will trade Maxx Crosby prior to the NFL Draft. What is the price for the star defensive end?

February 4

Greg Abbott threatens arrests for violent student protesters, funding cuts for schools allowing walkouts

Texas Gov. Abbott called for the arrests of student protesters after a school walkout in Kyle turned violent, with two students charged.

February 4

Best Super Bowl 2026 Prop Bets, Predictions by Chris “The Bear" Fallica

Chris “The Bear" Fallica delivers a batch of prop bets he likes for Super Bowl LX.

February 4

Noem vows criminal prosecution after catching alleged DHS 'prolific leaker'

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem confirms a "prolific leaker" has been identified and will be referred to the DOJ to protect law enforcement operations.

February 4

Amazon axes 'Melania' screenings at Oregon theater over marquee mocking first lady

Amazon allegedly pressured Oregon theater to stop screening "Melania" film after marquee jokes sparked controversy and divided community reactions.

February 4

Erika Kirk battles for cameras in courtroom while expanding TPUSA chapters in new state partnership

Erika Kirk details her fight for courtroom transparency in Tyler Robinson's trial for allegedly assassinating her husband Charlie Kirk, while expanding the Club America program.

February 4

'God is always in charge': Cardinal Timothy Dolan reflects on his journey as he leaves archbishop role

Cardinal Timothy Dolan reflects on 17 years as New York archbishop with gratitude, expressing excitement for his next chapter while remaining committed.

February 4

Democrats say Clintons' agreement to testify undercuts subpoena push, won't bring new Epstein answers

House Democrats praised Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton for their decision to comply with congressional subpoenas despite doubts the pair would reveal new information on Epstein.