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Epstein Files
The recent release of documents on Jeffrey Epstein reveals numerous connections with high-profile individuals, including Steve Tisch and Elon Musk, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of their relationships. The findings raise critical questions about accountability and the pervasive culture surrounding Epstein's network.
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Time
Elon Musk’s Emails to Jeffrey Epstein Revealed in Latest Document Release 
The Independent
New Epstein file photos appear to show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on floor with woman
South China Morning Post
New Epstein photos show ex-prince Andrew on all fours over woman on the floor
CNN
New emails show New York Giants co-owner asked Epstein to connect him with women
Sky News
It is clear Epstein was welcomed into Andrew's family fold
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Anti ICE Protests
Nationwide protests against ICE erupted on January 30, 2026, as participants called for a halt to work, school, and shopping in opposition to Trump’s immigration policies. Journalist Don Lemon was charged after covering a Minnesota protest, igniting debates over press freedom.
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Townhall
The Don Lemon Presser Was Just Sad
CNN Money
Analysis: Is the case against Don Lemon about winning — or about chilling journalism?
TMZ
Trump Trying To Intimidate Don Lemon, '2 Angry Men' Podcast Hosts Debate
Fox News
Don Lemon's lengthy history of anti-ICE rhetoric
The Gateway Pundit
(VIDEO) “This is Straight BS What He’s Going Through” – Stephen A. Smith Gives Pathetic Defense of Don Lemon, Cries About the First Amendment
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George Suspension
Paul George of the Philadelphia 76ers has been suspended for 25 games due to a violation of the NBA's anti-drug program, costing him nearly $12 million in salary and impacting the team's performance as he will return with only 10 games left.
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ESPN
76ers' George banned 25 games for taking 'improper medication'
The Washington Post
Paul George suspended 25 games for drug policy violation
Fox News
NBA suspends 76ers star Paul George 25 games for violating league's anti-drug policy
CBS News
Sixers' Paul George suspended 25 games for violating NBA's anti-drug policy, league says
TMZ
76ers Paul George Suspended 25 Games for Violating Anti-Drug Policy
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Minneapolis Tragedy
The fatal shootings of Minneapolis residents Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal agents sparked nationwide protests and outrage, leading to civil rights investigations and intensified debates on immigration enforcement and accountability, uniting activists against ICE's practices.
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Fortune
Judge declines to halt Trump’s immigration crackdown in Minnesota, despite fatal shootings, as lawsuit proceeds
Fox News
RT. REV. MARIANN BUDDE, 154 BISHOPS: The question facing America--whose dignity matters
The Guardian
‘Backing down isn’t an option’: Minnesota ICE shootings mobilize Americans to join ICE observer groups
The Boston Globe
Boston Common rally targets ICE: protesters demand severing ties
The Guardian
Pho, handwarmers, grief and loss: a week on the block where Alex Pretti was killed
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Bandar Abbas Blast
An explosion in Bandar Abbas, Iran, on January 31, caused the death of one person, including a 4-year-old girl, and injured 14 others, reportedly due to a gas leak. The incident heightened regional tensions amid ongoing investigations into safety concerns.
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MarketScreener
Aftermath of blast in Iranian port of Bandar Abbas
CNN
Blast rips through building in Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas, state media says
South China Morning Post
Iran state media reports explosion in Gulf coast city of Bandar Abbas
Euronews
Explosions reported in Iran, Israel denies involvement
Haaretz
Reports: At least five killed, 14 wounded in explosions across Iran
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Gates Epstein Claims
Bill Gates is accused in newly released Epstein files of contracting an STD from Russian girls and attempting to medicate his then-wife, Melinda. Gates vehemently denies these claims, describing them as completely false, which has reignited media scrutiny.
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PBS
The latest Epstein files release includes famous names and new details about an earlier investigation
LADbible
Bill Gates issues brutal response after Jeffrey Epstein claimed he ‘got STI from Russian girls’
Newsweek
Bill Gates Responds To Epstein's 'Russian Girls' STD Claim
PJ Media
Bill Gates, Jeffrey Epstein, and the Mask of ‘Philanthropy’
The Australian Financial Review
Jeffrey Epstein: Emails accuse Bill Gates of 'sex with Russian girls' and trysts with married women
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Baloch Attacks
Coordinated militant attacks in Balochistan, Pakistan, by separatists resulted in the deaths of at least 10 security personnel and numerous insurgents. This violence highlights the longstanding insurgency, fueled by ethnic grievances, with claims of involvement from India also noted.
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South China Morning Post
Pakistan insurgents kill 21, including children, in multiple attacks
The Globe and Mail
Amid a wave of Canada-wide unity, Alberta’s separatism movement pushes back
Channel News Asia
At least 10 security officials, dozens of insurgents killed in Pakistan’s Balochistan province
ABC News
Coordinated attacks in Pakistan kill 10 security personnel and dozens of insurgents
The Straits Times
10 security officials, 11 civilians, 67 militants killed in south-west Pakistan attacks: Official
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Venezuela Amnesty
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced a proposed amnesty bill to potentially release hundreds of political prisoners detained under Nicolás Maduro's regime and close the notorious El Helicoide prison, signaling a significant shift towards reform and reconciliation.
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The Globe and Mail
Venezuela plans mass amnesty law for hundreds of prisoners
Fox News
Hundreds of political prisoners in Venezuela could be released under new amnesty bill
Euronews
Venezuela announces a general amnesty for political prisoners incarcerated since 1999
Your Local Guardian
Hundreds of political prisoners to be released following amnesty bill
The Epoch Times
Venezuela Interim Leader Proposes Amnesty, Closure of Notorious Detention Center
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Coltan Tragedy
A landslide at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo resulted in over 200 deaths, including miners, women, and children. Heavy rains triggered the collapse, highlighting the dangers of unsafe mining practices and ethical issues surrounding coltan extraction.
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Los Angeles Times
Mine collapses in eastern Congo, leaving at least 200 dead
BBC News
DR Congo: More than 200 killed in mine collapse
MarketScreener
Over 200 killed in coltan mine collapse in east Congo: official
South China Morning Post
Over 200 dead in DR Congo after landslide collapses mines: rebel authorities
Sky News
More than 200 killed after landslide hits miners extracting key smartphone mineral
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TSA ID Fees
Starting February 1, 2026, the TSA will charge a $45 fee for travelers without acceptable IDs, like REAL IDs or passports. This regulation aims to enforce identification requirements that began rolling out in May 2025, urging travelers to secure necessary documentation to avoid unexpected costs.
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Secret Los Angeles
The New $45 TSA Rule Begins Tomorrow — Here’s What Californians Should Know Before Flying
Journal-News
TSA to require passengers to pay a fee starting Sunday if they don’t have REAL ID or passport
CNBC
Flying without a Real ID? You may owe $45 — or more — starting Feb. 1
Boston Herald
Editorial: REAL ID finally taking effect  at U.S. airports 
Washington Examiner
Real ID enforcement and fines are now in effect. Here’s how much you could be on the hook for
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Court Ruling
A federal judge permanently blocked President Trump's executive order requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration, enjoining federal agencies from asking for citizenship status. This ruling signifies a notable setback for Trump's efforts to impose new voting regulations.
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Townhall
Judge Blocks Trump's Executive Order Requiring Citizenship to Vote
The Epoch Times
Judge Blocks Parts of Trump Executive Order on Verifying Citizenship for Voter Registration
AlterNet
Trump loses in court again after judge blocks attempt to restrict voting
MyNorthwest
Judge deals another setback to Trump's election executive order
Newsweek
Judge Blocks Trump’s Plan for Citizenship Verification to Vote
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Fishing Tragedy
The fishing vessel Lily Jean sank off Gloucester, Massachusetts, resulting in one death and six missing crew members. The U.S. Coast Guard conducted extensive searches but ultimately suspended operations due to low chances of survival and reported equipment issues.
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CBS News
Coast Guard suspends search for crew of fishing boat Lily Jean that sank off Gloucester
CBS News
Coast Guard says fishing boat that sank off Gloucester had equipment issue
Daily Camera
Commercial fishing vessel was carrying 7 people when it sank off Massachusetts
WHDH
U.S. Coast Guard searching for missing fishing boat off coast of Gloucester, 1 body recovered
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Lauer Accusation
Brooke Nevils accused Matt Lauer of raping her during the 2014 Olympics, leading to his firing from NBC. Her memoir, "Unspeakable Things," details the trauma she endured and emphasizes the broader cultural impact of the #MeToo movement.
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OK! Magazine
Who Is Brooke Nevils? 5 Things to Know About the Former NBC Staffer Who Accused Matt Lauer of Sexual Assault
The News & Observer
Matt Lauer Accuser Brooke Nevils Recalls 'Complicated' Alleged Assault
Radar Online
Ann Curry Praises Matt Lauer's 'Brave' Accuser Ahead of Memoir Relase
OK! Magazine
Matt Lauer Accuser Brooke Nevils Knew Her 'Career Would Be Over' After Breaking 'Code' by Reporting Journalist
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'Today' alum Ann Curry stands by Matt Lauer's 'brave' accuser Brooke Nevils ahead of memoir release
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Hockey Tragedy
A snow plow crash on Interstate 70 in Colorado killed a father and injured members of the Santa Clarita Lady Flyers youth hockey team, prompting an outpouring of community support as the team played the day after their tragedy.
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CBS News
California youth hockey team involved in Colorado crash faces tragedy and plays on
CBS News
California youth hockey team involved in Colorado crash faces tragedy and plays on
New York Post
California girls hockey team overcomes tragedy to win game day after deadly Colorado crash
Los Angeles Times
Santa Clarita girls' hockey team members injured in fatal multi-vehicle crash in Colorado
New York Post
Cali girl hockey team's van hits snowplow in Colorado, killing one player's dad and injuring others
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Mangione Case
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, will not face the death penalty after a judge dismissed key charges. He still faces federal stalking charges that carry a maximum punishment of life in prison, intensifying the ongoing legal battle.
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SF Weekly
US judge blocks death penalty for alleged health CEO killer Mangione
Time
Luigi Mangione Will Not Face the Death Penalty. Here’s the Latest on His Case
RedState
No Capital Punishment for Luigi Mangione: Key Federal Counts Dropped in UnitedHealthcare CEO Case
Townhall
A Federal Judge Just Ruled on Whether Luigi Mangione Will Face the Death Penalty
The Cut
Luigi Mangione Won’t Face the Death Penalty
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Newsom Oz Conflict
California Governor Gavin Newsom filed a civil rights complaint against Dr. Mehmet Oz, accusing him of making baseless and racially charged allegations against Armenian Americans related to hospice fraud, sparking significant political tension between Newsom and the Trump administration.
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Raw Story
Dr Oz hit by humiliating putdown as he tries to shame LA
Washington Examiner
Newsom hits Dr. Oz with civil rights complaint over Armenian hospice fraud allegations
Just the News
Dr. Oz hits back at Newsom over civil rights complaint
Time
What to Know About Newsom’s Civil Rights Complaint Against Trump Administration’s Dr. Oz
The Wrap
Gavin Newsom Accuses Dr. Oz of Racist Discrimination in Civil Rights Complaint
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Biffle Crash
Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle died in a plane crash that killed six others. An NTSB report confirmed he wasn't flying; the pilot was qualified, but the co-pilot was not certified. Instrument failures and visibility issues contributed to the tragic accident.
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Chicago Tribune
Greg Biffle wasn’t flying his plane before crash that killed him and 6 others, NTSB report says
Yardbarker
Investigators say Greg Biffle wasn't flying plane before crash, copilot wasn't qualified
The Epoch Times
NASCAR’s Greg Biffle Wasn’t Flying Plane Before It Crashed
The Athletic
Greg Biffle was not flying plane in crash that killed him and 6 others: NTSB
MyNorthwest
NASCAR's Greg Biffle wasn't flying his plane before crash that killed him and 6 others
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Lively Baldoni
Blake Lively's legal battle with Justin Baldoni intensifies as Ryan Reynolds expresses strong concerns through unsealed texts, stating he "wasn't angry enough." Taylor Swift's negative sentiments towards Baldoni also surface, highlighting emotional turmoil amid rising tensions and public scrutiny in Hollywood.
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How Taylor Swift is handling Blake Lively legal battle as private texts are released
Page Six
How Taylor Swift is handling Blake Lively legal battle as private texts are released
OK! Magazine
Blake Lively Reached Out to 'Friend' Justin Baldoni as She Was 'Stressed' Over Time Away From Ryan Reynolds in Newly Unsealed Voice Memo
Page Six
Blake Lively's private voice memo to Justin Baldoni unsealed as nasty legal battle continues: 'Talking to you as a friend'
Perez Hilton
See How Blake Lively’s It Ends With Us Co-Star Brandon Sklenar Responded To Shady Unsealed Justin Baldoni Texts!
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FBI Georgia Raid
The FBI's raid on Georgia's election hub, attended by Tulsi Gabbard, has sparked bipartisan outrage, raising concerns of potential interference in elections. Lawmakers question Gabbard's motives, reflecting fears about conspiracy theories threatening election integrity and democracy amid political polarization.
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CNN
Tulsi Gabbard inserts herself into 2020 election fraud probe
The Independent
Lawmakers want to know why spy chief Tulsi Gabbard was at the FBI’s raid of Georgia election office
Fox News
Trump confirms what Tulsi Gabbard was doing at Georgia election center
New York Magazine
Why Is Tulsi Gabbard Investigating the 2020 Elections?
The Nation
Tulsi Gabbard’s Georgia Raid Is a Pretext for Future Election Intimidation
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Homan Minnesota
Border Czar Tom Homan oversees immigration enforcement in Minnesota amid community unrest following fatal shootings by federal agents. He suggests a potential drawdown of ICE personnel but emphasizes that this is contingent on local officials' cooperation and access to jails.
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One America News Network
Border Czar Homan: Federal authorities have located 145K unaccompanied illegal children, so far
Townhall
Border Czar Tom Homan Reveals That ICE, FBI Have Located More Than 145,000 Unaccompanied Alien Children
RedState
Fort Sumter? Tim Walz Flirts With Civil War Rhetoric to Deflect ICE Chaos
HuffPost
Trump Contradicts His Own Border Czar On Major Shift In Minneapolis
The Daily Beast
Trump Immediately Blows Up His Border Czar’s Bid to Calm ICE Backlash
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Richardson Arrested
Olympic gold medalist Sha'Carri Richardson was arrested in Florida for speeding at 104 mph, dangerously tailgating, and changing lanes to pass. The incident adds to her legal struggles, coinciding with the arrest of her boyfriend Christian Coleman for unrelated offenses.
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The Athletic
Christian Coleman faces charges from girlfriend Sha’Carri Richardson’s speeding incident
The Epoch Times
Olympic Track Star Sha'Carri Richardson Arrested in Florida for Excessive Speeding
Complex
Sha'Carri Richardson Tells Officer She ‘Cannot Go to Jail’ in Speeding Arrest Footage
BET
Sha’Carri Richardson and Christian Coleman Taken into Custody Following Florida Traffic Stop
TMZ
Sha'Carri Richardson Begged Cop Not To Arrest Her During Stop, Video Shows
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Panama Ruling
Panama's Supreme Court ruled that CK Hutchison's canal port concession violated the constitution, an outcome viewed as a victory for U.S. efforts to limit Chinese influence. Maersk will temporarily take over operations as tensions with Beijing rise.
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Channel News Asia
Hong Kong port operator violated Panama's constitution, failed to serve public interest, Panama court ruled
MarketScreener
Hong Kong port operator contract violated Panama constitution, court rules
Just the News
Panama boots China from Panama Canal in another victory for Trump’s Monroe Doctrine revival
National Review
Court Blocks Hong Kong Company from Operating Panama Canal Ports in Win for Trump Admin | National Review
The Epoch Times
Court Rules CK Hutchison’s Control of Panama Canal Ports ‘Unconstitutional’
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Fertility Case
A Florida couple is suing a fertility clinic after discovering their baby, born from an alleged embryo mix-up, is not biologically theirs. The case raises ethical questions about fertility procedures and the emotional impact on both parents and the child involved.
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Bored Panda
Parents Sue Fertility Clinic After Shocking Mix-Up Leads Them To Deliver Another Couple’s Child
Reddit
'We are heartbroken': Florida couple sues IVF clinic after DNA test reveals baby isn’t theirs
Bored Panda
Parents Sue Fertility Clinic After Shocking Mix-Up Leads Them To Deliver Another Couple’s Child
The Mirror
Couple sue fertility clinic after birth of ‘non-Caucasian child’
LADbible
Family sue IVF clinic after they delivered someone else’s child
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Trump Lawsuit
Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and Treasury Department, claiming they failed to prevent the leak of his tax returns, causing reputational harm and public embarrassment. His two sons and the Trump Organization are also plaintiffs in the case.
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Daily Caller
Gregg Jarrett Sizes Up Whether Trump Has Strong Case Against IRS
Raw Story
Massive hole flagged in Trump's $10 billion IRS lawsuit
RedState
Trump Family, Organization Files New $10 Billion Lawsuit Against IRS
The Independent
Trump lashes into female ABC News reporter with new insult when pressed on $10 billion IRS lawsuit
WorldNetDaily
‘Unlawful conduct’: Trump sues IRS for allowing his tax records to be hacked
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Chasing Horse Verdict
Nathan Chasing Horse, known for his role in "Dances With Wolves," was convicted by a Nevada jury of sexually assaulting a minor. His case highlights alarming patterns of violence against Native American women and represents significant accountability within the justice system.
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South China Morning Post
‘Dances With Wolves’ actor found guilty of preying on indigenous girls
Reddit
‘Dances With Wolves’ actor Nathan Chasing Horse convicted on sexual assault charges
South China Morning Post
‘Dances With Wolves’ actor found guilty of preying on indigenous girls
MyNorthwest
‘Dances With Wolves’ actor Nathan Chasing Horse convicted on sexual assault charges
WCVB
'Dances With Wolves' actor Nathan Chasing Horse convicted on sexual assault charges
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Ding Convicted
Linwei Ding, a former Google engineer, was convicted of economic espionage and stealing AI trade secrets to benefit two Chinese companies. This case underscores U.S. concerns about technology theft and the escalating tensions between the U.S. and China over espionage.
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Los Angeles Times
Ex-Google engineer convicted of stealing AI trade secrets for China
Townhall
Ex-Google Engineer Convicted of Stealing AI Secrets for China in Landmark Espionage Case
South China Morning Post
Ding Linwei convicted of stealing Google AI secrets for Chinese companies
Decrypt
Former Google Engineer Convicted of Stealing AI Secrets for China
Fox Business
Ex-Google engineer found guilty of stealing AI secrets for Chinese companies
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