February 12 NATO Secretary General discusses the launch of Arctic Sentry NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte spoke about the launch of the alliance's Arctic Sentry security effort.
February 12 Trump admin warns Peru it could lose sovereignty as China tightens grip on nation U.S. warns Peru that China's control over $1.3 billion Chancay port threatens sovereignty as tensions escalate over Beijing's influence in Latin America.
February 12 UK prime minister outraged after Manchester United co-owner warns country is being 'colonized' by migrants British Prime Minister Keir Starmer blasted the owner of a famous soccer club for warning that the United Kingdom is being "colonized" by mass immigration.
February 12 Zelenskyy rips IOC after Ukrainian athlete gets disqualified over helmet honoring victims of Russian war Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blasted the IOC on Thursday after one of the country's athletes was disqualified over his helmet tribue.
February 12 Nathan Sales breaks down Trump-Netanyahu meeting, Iran talks Brian Kilmeade interviews Nathan Sales, former ambassador-at-large, about President Donald Trump's meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu. They discuss potential diplomacy with Iran and Israel's demands for nuclear and missile program limits.
February 12 Russia to suspend flights to Cuba as Trump sanctions cut fuel supply Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency said the airlines Rossiya and Nordwind were forced to adjust their flight programs due to problems securing fuel in Cuba.
February 12 Jonathan Turley weighs in on Minnesota fraud scandal ahead of AG Ellison's testimony Jonathan Turley, GWU Law professor, discusses the upcoming Senate hearing on alleged fraud in Minnesota, where AG Keith Ellison and Gov. Tim Walz are expected to testify.
February 12 FBI uses Next Gen ID software to identify Nancy Guthrie suspect after glove discovery The FBI is employing Next Generation Identification (NGI) software in the Nancy Guthrie case. A masked suspect was caught on camera, and gloves were found near her home. Officials use biometric data and facial geometry to identify the individual.
February 12 US Navy destroyer, supply ship collide in Caribbean, injuring 2 sailors Two U.S. Navy ships collided during Caribbean operation, leaving two sailors with minor injuries, military officials said. Both vessels are sailing safely.
February 12 2 South Korean skiers disqualified from Olympics over banned substance on equipment Two South Korean skiers were disqualified from the Winter Olympics qualifying round on Tuesday after officials said they were using a banned substance on their equipment.
