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February 16

Newsom TORCHED for 'EMBARRASSING' comment in Germany

'Outnumbered' co-host Emily Compagno criticizes Gov. Gavin Newsom for his criticisms of ICE operations at the Munich Security Conference.

February 16

GOP states move to make church service disruptions a felony after Minnesota storming

GOP leaders are mulling efforts to increase penalties on protesters disrupting church services, in direct response to the Minnesota unrest.

February 16

RNC mocks 'Forget someone again??' after Dems’ Presidents Day post leaves out big name

Republicans mock Democrats over President's Day social media post that omitted Bill Clinton from composite image featuring other Democratic presidents.

February 16

NAACP asks judge to limit how feds use Georgia voter data seized by FBI

The NAACP asked a federal judge to limit the FBI's use of allegedly sensitive voter information seized from an Atlanta election warehouse on Sunday.

February 16

Democrat lawmakers rush to bash Trump even as jobs, inflation reports beat projections

Democrats blast Trump's economy, despite strong January data showing 2.5% inflation and 130,000 jobs added, citing "unaffordability crisis" concerns.

February 16

GOP lawmaker joins Democrat-led effort to limit Trump's pardon power

GOP Rep. Don Bacon supports a Democrat-led constitutional amendment to create congressional oversight of presidential pardons following President Trump’s recent NFL pardons.

February 16

‘War on Drugs’ crusader Bill Bennett breaks with Trump as White House moves to ease federal marijuana rules

Reagan administration official William Bennett breaks with Trump on cannabis policy, citing concerns about youth marijuana use, school absenteeism and academic performance decline.

February 16

Shutdown flips ICE oversight fight as DHS moves to block surprise lawmaker visits

DHS claims government shutdown allows ban on surprise congressional visits to immigration detention facilities, sparking ongoing legal battle with lawmakers.

February 16

Lawmakers trade jabs over DHS funding fight, voter ID as shutdown enters day three

Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., reacts to lawmakers trading jabs over the partial government shutdown, DHS funding, Democrats' ICE demands and more on 'America's Newsroom.'

February 16

Marco Rubio touts strong US-Hungary relations

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio hailed America's close relationship with Hungary during a signing ceremony for an intergovernmental agreement on civil nuclear cooperation.