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The CIA said COVID "more likely" started with a lab leak rather than originating from animals, according to its latest analysis.

CIA analysis says COVID-19 ‘more likely’ came from lab leak

The Trump administration won't impose tariffs on Colombia after it agreed to accept deported migrants.

Colombia accepts deported migrants after tariff showdown with Trump

The future for the Minnesota House is in limbo, as a judge sided with boycotting Democrats to block Republicans from working without them.

MN Supreme Court rules against state House GOP amid Dem boycott

Target announced it will roll back several DEI initiatives, following Trump's executive order stating DEI programs violate civil rights laws.

Target to roll back DEI policies following Trump’s executive order

An alleged Sinaloa Cartel leader from Tijuana was extradited from Mexico to San Diego to face federal drug trafficking charges.

Alleged Sinaloa cartel leader extradited for federal drug charges in San Diego

Chicago Public Schools said ICE agents attempted to enter an elementary school, however, the agents turned out to be with the Secret Service.

Chicago school claims to block ICE entry, was really Secret Service

The U.S. Senate voted to confirm Pete Hegseth for the role of secretary of defense Friday evening, Jan. 24.

Vance forced to break tie confirming Hegseth for defense secretary

"I look forward to being there on the tarmac to thank the president," Gov. Newsom told reporters Thursday ahead of President Trump's visit.

California Gov. Newsom slows his Trump criticism as president visits fire sites

A whistleblower accused Mastercard and Visa of taking payments for illegal content, including child porn and sex trafficking, on OnlyFans.

Mastercard, Visa ignored charges for child sexual content: Whistleblower

Two former Politico reporters have taken to a podcast to voice their frustrations with their former employer’s editorial decisions.

Former Politico writers accuse outlet of suppressing negative Biden stories

Federal law enforcement officials released more details about the two suspects in the shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol in Vermont.

Suspects in deadly Vermont Border Patrol shooting had tactical gear: Officials

The Genesis Invitational, a PGA Tour event hosted by Tigers Woods, has found a temporary home for 2025 at Torrey Pines in San Diego.

Tiger Woods’ tournament finds temporary home at Torrey Pines amid LA fires

A new bill in Mississippi could turn bounty hunters into paid agents. Assisting government officials with deporting undocumented immigrants.

Mississippi bill would pay bounty hunters to aid deportation effort

President Trump signed an executive order giving DHS the authority to deport foreign students who support terrorist groups such as Hamas.

Trump order could see Pro-Hamas protesters on H1B visas deported

The World Health Organization says its already making cutbacks following President Donald Trump’s executive order directing the United States, the WHO’s largest donor, to withdraw from the group.

WHO makes cutbacks after Trump’s executive order to leave organization

President Donald Trump publicly accused Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase CEOs of debanking conservatives, a claim the banks deny.

Trump calls out Bank of America, Chase for debanking conservatives. Are they?

The president of a U.S. power industry trade group has expressed optimism for the sector as a result of Trump's national energy emergency.

Energy trade group president optimistic about Trump’s policies for the sector

A U.S. Navy warship is getting another option to counter unmanned aircraft systems, and it didn’t cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars.

US Navy Littoral Combat Ship upgrades Hellfires to counter drones

Columbia's gates remain closed after campus tension, NYC leaders want them reopened

Columbia’s closed gates: NYC leaders say its a symbol of division with Harlem

Does America need a debt ceiling? Congress is on the clock to raise the limit or risk defaulting as the debt rises above $36.2 trillion.

Debt ceiling debate: Trump and Warren agree America should get rid of it

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott asked the federal government for $11 billion as a reimbursement for the border security measures he implemented.

Texas Gov. Abbott wants $11 billion reimbursement for border security

PayPal was fined $2 million for failing to implement proper cybersecurity practices, exposing thousands of customers Social Security numbers.

PayPal fined $2M for exposing thousands of customers’ SSN

Sellers on eBay are capitalizing on TikTok’s uncertain future by listing phones with the app already installed for thousands of dollars.

Sellers listing phones online with TikTok installed for thousands of dollars

The Pentagon announced that it will provide military aircraft to deport migrants who are in the United States illegally.

Pentagon using military aircraft to deport thousands of migrants

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