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February 18

Mother whose son died by suicide says social media increases risk of ‘online harm,’ platforms are ‘absolutely’ to blame

Maurine Molak, whose son died by suicide in 2016, discusses the landmark social media addiction trial on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

February 18

Missile defense race shifts to space; experts say real battle is in first minutes after launch

America's missile defense strategy shifts from relying on retaliation to building layered space defenses. Former officials say deterrence isn't enough.

February 18

Trump announces Presidential Medal of Freedom for Ben Carson

President says former HUD secretary will receive the nation’s highest civilian honor during White House Black History Month event.

February 18

Leavitt after reporter asks for examples of Trump being called ‘racist’: ‘You’re kidding me, right?’

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is asked by a reporter for specific examples of President Donald Trump being called ‘racist.’

February 18

Terror sponsor Iran gets UN leadership overseeing charter principles

Iran's election as vice-chair of U.N. Charter Committee sparks outrage from Israel, which calls it a "moral absurdity" amid ongoing human rights concerns.

February 18

House Republicans threaten to force Russia sanctions vote after giving leadership 'one last chance'

House Republican Reps. Don Bacon and Brian Fitzpatrick plan a possible discharge petition to force a vote on Russia sanctions for the Ukraine war, citing an urgent need for action.

February 18

President Donald Trump celebrates on Black History Month

President Donald Trump looks back on accomplishments in the Black community and more at White House event.

February 18

Heavily redacted audit finds Minnesota Medicaid had widespread vulnerabilities

A Minnesota Medicaid review found vulnerabilities that could save taxpayers more than $1 billion, but key fraud risk details remained redacted from the public.

February 18

Former Maine councilor gives impassioned speech opposing city blocking cooperation with ICE

Lewiston City Council passed a controversial ordinance blocking ICE cooperation in a heated 5-2 vote, sparking intense debate over community safety concerns.

February 18

Feds turn to genetic genealogy in Nancy Guthrie search

Fox News national correspondent Bryan Llenas reports from Tucson, Ariz. on the latest in the search for Nancy Guthrie and a possible suspect in her disappearance on 'The Faulkner Focus.'