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Nissan’s CEO said the car manufacturer may be forced to shift its operations outside of Mexico if 25% tariffs by the Trump administration are imposed. He said on Sunday, Feb. 16, the company needs to be prepared and may need to “transfer production… elsewhere” while adding Nissan is “monitoring the situation.” What would it mean…

The Department of Education (DOE) and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) warned state education agencies may lose federal funding if they do not remove diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The DOE’s acting assistant secretary for civil rights, Craig Trainor, sent a letter to all 50 states on Friday, Feb. 14, notifying them that…

South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) has temporarily suspended new downloads of the DeepSeek AI chatbot due to concerns over its handling of personal data. The suspension applies to downloads from the Apple and Google app stores, though the chatbot remains accessible through a web browser. The commission stated that the suspension will remain…

Authorities in Spain have arrested an Italian man convicted in a 2017 bombing in Florence. The fugitive, 38-year-old Salvatore Vespertino, was on the run for nearly two years. Italian police took Vespertino, described as a “militant anarchist,” into custody on Saturday, Feb. 15, in Madrid after he “disappeared without a trace” in July 2023. When…

Fireworks will return to Mount Rushmore in South Dakota in 2026 for a Fourth of July celebration. South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden announced the news in a post on X over the weekend. How did the governor announce that fireworks are coming back? He wrote, “Just got off the phone with Secretary Burgum… he confirmed…

Hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) probationary employees received layoff notices on Friday, Feb. 14. The Professional Aviation Safety Specialists union reported that affected workers install, inspect and maintain air traffic control communications, radio and computer systems. The move is part of the Trump administration’s effort to shrink the federal workforce. FAA employees impacted by…

European leaders are gathering in Paris for an emergency meeting on Monday, Feb. 17, to discuss security concerns following the Trump administration’s announcement that it will open negotiations with Russia to end the war in Ukraine—without European involvement. French President Emmanuel Macron will host the informal summit. Leaders from the U.K., Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain,…

Possible peace talks aimed at ending the war between Russia and Ukraine are set to commence this week under the leadership of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. And a deadly polar vortex is expected to drive wind chills below 50 degrees in parts of the U.S. this week. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased…

Full Story As many as nine people are dead after severe weather hit the southeast Saturday night, Feb. 16. Kentucky claimed the majority of the deaths, with eight killed in the state, according to officials. What kind of weather did the region receive? The southeast was hit with a severe storm system that carried heavy…

Full Story The Trump administration will meet with Russian officials in Saudi Arabia to discuss a possible peace deal next week. The peace deal would bring the war to an end after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. Who will be going to the meeting? While President Donald Trump or President Vladimir Putin won’t be…
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