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February 17

Hegseth orders removal of Army public affairs chief amid broader Pentagon purge

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth orders removal of Army Col. Dave Butler from public affairs role amid growing concerns over military leadership changes.

February 17

AOC repeatedly denies 2028 ambitions, slams global conference as dismissive to 'class-based message'

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez firmly denied any presidential run speculation after her Germany trip, telling The New York Times that "everyone's got this story wrong."

February 17

Former Laci Peterson investigator weighs in on Nancy Guthrie disappearance

Jon Buehler, a former Laci Peterson investigator, discusses the Nancy Guthrie case and Pima County’s cooperation with federal law enforcement on ‘Fox & Friends.’

February 17

Two dead, multiple wounded in hockey rink shooting

A 56-year-old gunman, identified as Robert Dorgan, killed two people and critically wounded three others in a suspected family dispute at a Pawtucket ice rink before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Rhode Island authorities.

February 17

Democrats celebrate as 73,000 North Carolina voters without proper ID stay on rolls

North Carolina's election board reached a settlement allowing 73,000 voters to keep registration status after a GOP lawsuit challenged voter rolls.

February 17

Georgia father on trial, accused of giving son rifle before school shooting

The trial is underway for Colin Gray, accused of giving his son access to a firearm despite alleged threats and warning signs before a school shooting.

February 17

Mayor calls on Los Angeles Olympics chief to resign amid Epstein controversy

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called on LA 2028 Olympics chief Casey Wasserman to step down from his position on Monday in an interview on CNN.

February 17

BREAKING: Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson dead at 84

Civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson has passed away peacefully at age 84, his family confirmed Tuesday.

February 17

Clues emerge in Nancy Guthrie case, FBI seeks DNA match from glove found near home

Investigators remain stuck on a motive in the Nancy Guthrie abduction case, with family cleared as suspects. Forensic psychologist Dr. John Delatorre weighs in.

February 17

House Dem's graphic chicken decapitation 'horrified' her college roommates: 'Blood went everywhere'

Ex-college roommates of Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez recalled how their "urban farming" experiment often got bloody, including when she "serrated" a chicken's head off.