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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’

San Diego, the only city in California that offers free trash pickup, is now set to introduce monthly fees for the service.

San Diego may charge for trash collection for first time since 1919

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk have promised to get to the bottom of whether the nation's gold reserves are safe in Fort Knox.

Is gold missing at Fort Knox? Trump and Musk want to make sure it’s all there

Magnus Carlsen auctions "game-worn" jeans after dress code controversy, raising over $8,000 for charity and sparking debate in chess community.

Chess champion Magnus Carlsen’s jeans spark bidding war

New York announced Thursday it is suing some of the largest vaping companies in the nation over alleged marketing to children and teens.

New York suing major vape companies for millions over marketing to kids

A group of black lawmakers are warning New York Gov. Kathy Hochul of a possible political fallout if she were to remove New York City Mayor Eric Adams from office.

Black lawmakers warn Gov. Hochul against ousting Mayor Adams

Missouri man dies before sentencing after pleading guilty to shooting Black teen.

Missouri man dies before sentencing in 2023 shooting of Black teen

The Trump administration and its Department of Government Efficiency have targeted the Internal Revenue Service.

Trump administration to cut thousands of IRS jobs

Have a baby or get your money back. That’s the promise a San Francisco company is making by creating the first nationwide in vitro fertilization (IVF) insurance in the United States.

Baby or your money back: IVF insurance company launches ‘stress-free’ program

KFC will maintain offices in Louisville, fund a $1 million endowment at the University of Louisville and open a flagship restaurant there.

‘Texas Fried Chicken’: KFC headquarters moves from Kentucky to Texas

Sen. Mitch McConnell announced on Thursday, Feb. 20, he would not seek reelection after his term expires in 2026.

Sen. Mitch McConnell announces retirement, won’t seek reelection in 2026

A bill introduced in Arizona would give local authorities the ability to shoot down cartel-operated drones near the southern border.

Arizona may let police shoot down cartel drones within 30 miles of Mexican border

A new mRNA vaccine is showing promise at treating pancreatic cancer.

New vaccine shows promise for treating one of the deadliest forms of cancer

Walmart’s stock sank Thursday morning after announcing lower-than-expected profit growth expectations in the upcoming year.

Why Walmart’s signal of a slowdown has investors on edge

The FBI said on Tuesday it thwarted a 'mass casualty attack' plot targeting a Harris County, Texas high school.

‘Mass casualty attack’ plot at Texas high school involving 2 teens thwarted: FBI

Former NFL punter handcuffed, hauled out by police after MAGA protest

Hamas has released the bodies of four Israeli hostages.

Hamas releases bodies of 4 hostages, including mother and 2 young sons

Earthjustice and the Knight First Amendment Institute filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture for unlawfully removing climate-related information from its websites.

Trump admin. looking into barring China from purchasing US farmland: Report

Delta Airlines is offering a “no strings attached” payment of $30,000 to passengers who were aboard the flight that crash landed in Toronto.

Delta offers Toronto crash victims $30K ‘no strings attached’

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