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The FCC and CBS have released transcripts of the "60 Minutes" interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris, during the 2024 campaign.

Transcripts show ’60 Minutes’ edited Kamala Harris’ remarks during interview

Testers have discovered a second bird flu variation in American dairy cows for the first time. The Department of Agriculture announced the new strain on Wednesday, Feb. 5. Until recently, all dairy herd detections in the U.S. had been infected with a form of bird flu known as B3.13.

New bird flu variation found in US dairy cattle

President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from women and girls' sports.

Trump bans transgender athletes from women’s sports

President Donald Trump announced the dismissal of the Boards of Visitors for the U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard.

West Point bans affinity clubs for cadets from non-white, marginalized groups

U.S. Department of Education staffers were urged not to accept Trump's buyout offer over concerns about legal implications.

Department of Education staffers told not to accept Trump’s resignation: Reports

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi paused federal funding for sanctuary cities pending a review of legal compliance.

Attorney General Bondi orders pause in federal funding for sanctuary cities

A new Washington Post report finds that China may be more inclined to simply run out the clock and let its app go dark for good in the U.S.

TikTok may let app go dark instead of selling to an American buyer: Report

Several of President Donald Trump's top allies are putting qualifiers on his statement calling for "long-term" U.S. ownership of Gaza.

Trump allies, staffers walk back his call for US ‘long-term ownership’ of Gaza

As ICE continues its deportation efforts, individuals across three states have been arrested for impersonating agents.

Fake ICE agents arrested in several states amid deportation push

An Alabama man has filed a $20 million federal lawsuit against a city, a police officer, and a sheriff’s deputy claiming unlawful arrest.

Alabama man files $20 million federal lawsuit against city, officer, and deputy

Return to office orders, online shopping clog America's roads

Traffic jams: Return to office, online deliveries push cities to the brink

Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday, Feb. 5, that bans trans athletes born as biological males from participating in women’s sports.

President Trump bans trans athletes from women’s sports, locker rooms

Johnston, Rhode Island, is set to block more than 250 affordable housing units from being built to use the land for a new town hall.

Rhode Island town using eminent domain to block affordable housing project

Customs and Border Protection agents found rare, spore spreading bugs that were inadvertently carried into the U.S. from Jordan.

Customs finds spore-spreading bugs on passenger from Jordan

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine orders state employees back to office full-time

Ohio Gov. DeWine echoes Trump, orders state workers return to office

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are asking DHS and ICE about American citizens who were reportedly detained during ICE operations.

American citizens reportedly detained in ICE raids, Democrats want answers

The White House said it's cancelling payments to Politico, which has received more than $9.5 million over the past year and a half.

DOGE cancels millions in government payments to left-leaning media outlet

Google updated its AI ethics policy this week , lifting a longstanding ban on the technology being used to create weapons and conduct surveillance.

Google reverses pledge to not use AI for weapons or surveillance

Some hospitals across the country are suspending transgender care for minors after President Trump signed an executive order banning it.

Hospitals suspend gender transition surgeries for minors after Trump order

China is reportedly preparing a probe into Apple's app store practices as the latest round of tariffs went into effect this week.

Apple entangled in the US-China trade war as China strikes back

Mexican officials announced on Tuesday, Feb. 4, the country's government requested the U.S. not send Mexican migrants to Guantanamo Bay.

Mexico vows to keep its nationals from being sent to Guantánamo Bay

A Black church in Washington, D.C., vandalized by members of the Proud Boys has secured the far-right group’s naming rights.

Judge awards ‘Proud Boys’ name to vandalized Black church

The artificial intelligence tool, DeepSeek, reportedly has code in its programming with the built-in capability to send user data to China.

DeepSeek code can send user data directly to Chinese government: Report

Police in central Pennsylvania say that thieves stole 100,000 organic eggs worth an estimated $40,000 on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Thieves steal 100,000 eggs worth an estimated $40,000 in Pennsylvania

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