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February 3

House sends bill ending government shutdown to Trump's desk after 21 Dems break with Jeffries

The House of Representatives passed a federal funding bill along bipartisan lines, with the partial government shutdown nearing its end.

February 3

Anti-ICE Minneapolis agitators set up checkpoint to track federal agents

Anti-ICE activists allegedly set up unauthorized checkpoints in Minneapolis, stopping cars and questioning drivers to identify federal immigration agents.

February 3

Senator calls out ‘grassroots’ anti-ICE groups, urges DOJ investigation into ‘coordinated national operation'

Sen. Josh Hawley calls for a Justice Department probe into allegedly coordinated anti-ICE protests, claiming they're funded by wealthy organizations.

February 3

House advances package to end partial shutdown

Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., joins 'America Reports' to discuss Republican efforts to end the partial government shutdown and Democrats' refusal to assist.

February 3

White progressives criticizing Jasmine Crockett's Senate bid need to 'sit their a-- down,' says liberal host

Liberal commentator Roland Martin told Jamie Harrison on Tuesday that White progressives criticizing Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, and her bid for Senate need to "sit their a-- down."

February 3

NFL confirms no ICE operations planned at Super Bowl LX

The NFL confirmed no ICE operations planned at Super Bowl LX in California this weekend, ending speculation about federal agents.

February 3

Noem says DHS officers and the American people want body cams on federal agents

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said body cameras "can be very helpful in making sure that people know the truth."

February 3

Influencer accuses Democratic candidate of racial remark

TikTok influencer Morgan Thompson alleged that state Rep. James Talarico, who is running for Senate in Texas, called former Rep. Colin Allred a "mediocre Black man."

February 3

Florida GOP candidate launches Tinder account to campaign to young female voters

Republican Florida governor candidate James Fishback says he joined Tinder to reach young female voters, promising maternity leave and pro-family policies.

February 3

Temple University student who 'assisted Don Lemon' charged in federal church-storming case

Temple University senior Jerome Richardson faces federal charges for allegedly helping journalist Don Lemon with an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota.