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February 3

Democratic Senate primary erupts after candidate accused of ‘mediocre Black man’ remark

Texas Democratic Senate primary erupts as James Talarico is accused of calling former rival Colin Allred a "mediocre Black man" in private conversation.

February 3

House Dems clash over Schumer-Trump deal as Jeffries blasts lack of ICE reforms

Democrats led by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries are clashing with members of their own party over whether to support a funding deal lacking ICE reforms.

February 3

ICE reveals legal theory behind warrantless immigration arrests

Immigration and Customs Enforcement's memo says agents can make snap arrest decisions without warrants under certain conditions, marking policy shift.

February 3

Noem responds to Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish bashing ICE at Grammys: 'I wish they knew'

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reacts to ICE-bashing at the Grammy Awards, telling Fox News Digital that the criticism is "ill-informed."

February 3

Top teachers union under fire as lawmakers push to strip union of unique federal charter: 'Lost their way'

National Education Association federal charter revocation calls intensify as GOP lawmakers criticize the teachers' union for becoming a "liberal political organization."

February 3

A single Trump announcement sparks billions in losses across gold and silver

Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve has triggered a massive gold and silver selloff, erasing billions as markets react to policy shift.

February 3

Trump-Kennedy Center details massive repairs, warns venue won’t survive without fixes

Trump-Kennedy Center renovations will close Washington's performing arts venue for two years, starting July 4, to address $250 million in deferred maintenance.

February 3

Scouting America 'on the clock' to roll back DEI, War Dept says

Department of War demands Scouting America eliminate DEI policies to keep federal support, calling the organization "great" but says it has "lost its way."

February 3

As Minneapolis fractures, Mobile shows how work, law and God still unite

Faith and personal responsibility in Mobile, Alabama, offer solutions to federal overreach and radical resistance plaguing Minneapolis during my journey.

February 3

Eyeing 2028, Dem Gov Shapiro leans into fraud crackdown, boosting tough-on-crime image

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announces bipartisan False Claims Act to combat Medicaid fraud. State leads nation in fraud charges, recovering $11 million.