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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.

February 3

FLASHBACK: 2024’s immigration ground zero in spotlight again as judge's 11th hour ruling sparks outrage

Springfield, Ohio, is a the center of the nationwide immigration debate once again after the town's thousands of Haitian migrants were hotly debated during the 2024 election.

February 3

'Outnumbered' panel blasts Vogue's gushing profile of CA Gov Newsom

The 'Outnumbered' panel criticizes Vogue's gushing profile of California Governor Gavin Newsom.

February 3

Texas Dem Senate candidate's 'mediocre' comment rocks race

James Talarico faces widespread backlash after allegedly calling Colin Allred a "mediocre Black man" in a conversation with a political influencer.

February 3

Allred slams Talarico over 'mediocre' comment

The former U.S. congressman slammed James Talarico for "tearing down a Black man." (Credit: X/@ColinAllredTX - Feb. 2, 2026)

February 3

Babylon Bee touts legal win over Hawaii government's 'war against political memes and satire' in federal court

The Babylon Bee won federal court case against Hawaii's political speech restrictions with Alliance Defending Freedom representation, as CEO Seth Dillon celebrates free speech victory.

February 3

James Lankford slams Democrats for 'absurd' demands and causing shutdowns

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., discusses the government shutdown, criticizing Democrats for making 'absurd' demands for funding, specifically mentioning body cameras and Homeland Security.

February 3

Clintons cave: Comer says Bill and Hillary to testify in Epstein probe

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer announced the Clintons will appear before his panel.

February 3

Noem coordinates with Mississippi officials as state recovers from deadly winter storm

Winter Storm Fern's reported death toll reaches 85 nationwide as Mississippi continues recovery efforts with hundreds of thousands still without power.

February 3

End of government shutdown in sight as Speaker Johnson overcomes GOP revolt

House GOP lawmakers barreled through conservative rebellion threats on the Senate's federal funding bill, setting up a vote on final passage on Tuesday afternoon.