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Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was arrested for simple assault at a press conference hosted at the US Capitol building.

Proud Boys to sue Justice Department over Jan. 6, Enrique Tarrio arrested

Alice Johnson, pardoned by Trump during his first term, has been appointed "pardon czar." She will advise on pardon recommendations.

Trump selects Alice Johnson, the woman he previously pardoned, as ‘pardon czar’

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday it plans to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit against Elon Musk's SpaceX.

Another legal victory for Musk as DOJ moves to dismiss SpaceX lawsuit

A recently released upgraded version of the world's first nailable solar shingle reportedly generates 23% more power than its predecessor.

World’s first nailable solar shingle gets an upgrade, now produces 23% more power

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he wouldn't endorse stimulus checks from the savings DOGE expects to make.

Speaker Johnson won’t support DOGE stimulus checks

The SEC plans to drop a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase in a major regulatory turnaround.

Coinbase says SEC is dropping its lawsuit, ‘righting a major wrong’ for crypto

Florida is suing Target over allegedly failing to disclose financial losses linked to its DEI initiatives.

Florida suing Target over hiding financial hit it took for DEI initiatives

The Associated Press was restricted on Feb. 11 after a dispute over President Trump’s renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America.

Fox News, Newsmax among 40 outlets asking Trump to reinstate AP access

Nearly 200 Venezuelan migrants deported by the Trump administration returned to their home country on Thursday, Feb. 20.

Nearly 200 Venezuelan migrants return home after stay at Guantánamo Bay

The White House is denying reports that President Donald Trump is considering a move to put the USPS under the control of his administration.

White House denies Trump is moving to take over USPS despite report

CEOs are confidently optimistic about economic conditions since President Donald Trump returned to the White House.

CEO confidence soars to highest level in 3 years in Trump’s first weeks

Arizona authorities said they arrested hundreds of people in a sex trafficking sting operation over 12 days.

Arizona police arrest 202 people in sex-trafficking sting operation

The Department of Homeland Security moved on Thursday to end Temporary Protected Status for about 500,000 Haitians.

Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitians

The U.S. Senate passed a budget proposal early Friday morning after holding an all-night "vote-a-rama."

Senate passes budget resolution after overnight ‘vote-a-rama’

U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Thursday announced an investigation into California’s high-speed rail program.

USDOT investigating California’s $135 billion high-speed rail project

Billionaire businessman and Trump confidant Elon Musk put on a show for a friendly crowd at CPAC on Thursday.

Chainsaw-wielding Musk talks waste, DOGE dividend plan at CPAC

Aurora’s top cop condemned the unlivable conditions at a now-closed apartment complex, which was overrun by alleged Venezuelan gang members.

CO city helps move apartment complex residents after alleged gang activity

Five Hanceville Police officers have been indicted on multiple charges. A grand jury calling to immediately abolish the entire department.

Alabama grand jury indicts officers, calls to abolish police department

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case that could reshape how reverse discrimination claims are handled under federal law.

SCOTUS to hear reverse discrimination case on high burden for majority groups

Panama authorities have moved nearly 100 U.S. deportees to a camp near the Venezuelan border, after the country agreed to take them in.

Panama relocates nearly 100 US deportees it agreed to take in

A new poll shows Canadians view Americans less as friends following President Trump's latest executive orders.

Nearly a third of Canadians view US as an ‘enemy country’: Poll

A Wired investigation into Google's advertising found sensitive data is being made available to the world’s largest brands.

Google’s ad tools enable marketers to target sensitive user data: Report

Republicans introduced a resolution to formally disapprove of a CFPB rule that sets bank overdraft fees at $5.

Republican bill could lead to higher overdraft fees

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass acknowledged that traveling to Ghana during heightened fire warnings was poorly timed.

LA mayor says overseas trip prior to Palisades wildfire ‘was a mistake’

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