As Trump’s Board of Peace Is Officially Launched, Is the Gaza War Truly Over?
Hamas officials claim they agreed to a ceasefire and ‘exchange of prisoners,’ but not to disarm.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested on Suspicion of Misconduct in Public Office
Last fall, King Charles III stripped the former prince of his royal titles, as he tried to insulate the monarchy from his younger brother’s relationship with Epstein.
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Kardashian Romance and New Ferrari Fuel Hopes for Hamilton’s Formula 1 Season
Can a budding romance with one of the world’s most recognizable celebrities and a radically designed race car revive a career that faces a genuine crossroads?
By GEORGE WILLIS
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Will CBS Pull the Plug Early on Colbert? Tensions Rise After Star’s Temper Tantrum, Accusing Network Bosses of ‘Cr–p’
Some commentators believe the late-night host was trying to get fired early so he could call himself a ‘martyr.’
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|Olympic Curling Sees Betting Surge Despite Cheating Controversy
What was long regarded as a niche sport with a cult following is capturing the attention of sports gamblers.
By GEORGE WILLIS
|New Data Suggest Tesla’s ‘Robotaxi’ Fleet Crashing Four Times More Often Than Human Drivers
While Tesla struggles with crash rates, competitors are reporting significantly safer metrics.
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Oklahoma Bill Would Require Exotic Dancers To Obtain State Licenses Before Performing
A ‘sexually oriented business’ found in violation would face an administrative fine of $5,000 per offense.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Backlash Grows Against Colbert After ‘Hoax’ Accusation Against CBS Leads To $2.5 Million Fundraising Haul for Texas Democrat Talarico
‘You raised money off of lies, and have the audacity to continue pushing those lies,’ one commentator says.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Fired CNN Star Chris Cuomo Denounced as ‘D–bag’ and ‘Fredo’ by Megyn Kelly for Criticizing Her Commentary on Guthrie Case
The conservative journalist insists ‘Fredo’ is ‘upset’ that ‘nobody watches his show.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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US Allies Now See America as Greater Threat to Peace Than Red China, Poll Shows
More than half of Canadians say it is better to depend on Beijing than Washington right now.
By LUKE FUNK
|Middle East Maneuvering Suggests American-Israeli Hostilities Against Iran Will Be Sooner Instead of Later
‘Khamanei increasingly believes his own propaganda,’ a Tel Aviv-based Tehran watcher tells the Sun.
By BENNY AVNI
|Tucker Carlson Ignores Israeli Christian Leader’s Invitation to See His ‘Thriving’ Community ‘With His Own Eyes’
The conservative podcaster casts Israel as an enemy of Christianity.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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As Iran Threatens Retaliation If America Strikes, Watch the Proxies
‘The fact that the Houthis are less eager than in the past to display their arms in public shouldn’t lull us into underestimating their capabilities,’ a Yemen researcher tells the Sun.
By BENNY AVNI
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Kim Jong Un Glorifies North Korean Lives Lost in Ukraine War at Opening of Luxury Apartment Complexes at Pyongyang
The North Korean leader puts grieving families first in line for flats honoring ‘the shining star-like feats of the heroes who unhesitatingly sacrificed their lives.’
By DONALD KIRK
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Israel’s Historic Bobsled Debut at Winter Games Collides With Politics
Swiss broadcaster calls for team to be banned because of the Gaza war.
By GEORGE WILLIS
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Appellate Court Greenlights Redrawing of Staten Island Congressional District, Likely Giving Democrats Another Seat
The district was found to have discriminated against minority voters by a state judge last month.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Jeffries Tells Fellow Democrats Planning To Cause a Ruckus at State of the Union To Zip It or Go Elsewhere
Several Democrats are reportedly not ruling out protests at this year’s speech.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Brendan Carr Confirms the FCC Is Investigating ABC’s ‘The View’ Over Interview With Democrat James Talarico
‘The idea is that if you’re a partisan political actor under the case law, then you’re likely not going to qualify under the bona fide news exception,’ the chairman says.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|Trump Reportedly Pushed Tucker Carlson To ‘Turn Down the Temperature’ on Israel Ahead of Huckabee Sit-Down
The president has been quietly urging Mr. Carlson and other conservatives to de-escalate their fight over Israel.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
|Trump Organization Trademarks ‘Trump International Airport’ Just in Case, Citing Protection Against ‘Bad Actors’
Exc: For years, Trump has expressed a desire to have an airport named after him.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Anti-ICE Activists, Defying Federal Authorities, Take the Law Into Their Own Hands
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‘Four Rational People’ Documents the Final Performances of the Rock Stars of 21st Century Chamber Music
Tristan Cook’s documentary on the Emerson String Quartet is elegiac but its hagiographic approach insufficiently explains the ensemble’s success.
By CARLOS SOUSA
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How Biographers Unlock the Transformative Awakenings of Great Writers
Biographers are able to draw on interviews and archives to chronicle a literary life, but what can they do when their subject remains silent about their personal life?
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Mardi Gras Musical Festivities Continue to Transcend Geography and Genre
The musical temperature in New Orleans was hotter than ever during Mardi Gras, with performances from Julie Benko, Jason Yeager, and 86-year-old Gary U.S. Bonds leading the way.
By WILL FRIEDWALD
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Economy
CBO Predicts $1 Trillion Higher Debt by 2036 Despite Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
Congress’s nonpartisan budget office says that even with smaller annual deficits, the portion paid to interest on the debt will further strain America’s ability to pay off its loans.
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
|NY Federal Reserve Says Americans Are Paying Most of the Cost of Trump’s Tariffs
The fate of the president’s tariff policy hinges on a highly anticipated Supreme Court decision.
By LUKE FUNK
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Jobs Surge in January Deals Blow to Trump’s Push for Interest Rate Cuts
Robust hiring data for January gives the Fed ammunition to resist White House pressure on monetary policy.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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‘Wildcat Banking’: Bitcoin Prices Plunge as Crypto Selloff Picks Up Pace
The digital token is now worth less than it was when President Trump was re-elected in 2024.
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Oklahoma Pols Advance Literacy Requirement for Teen Drivers
The state ranks 48th among the 50 states in 8th-grade reading, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Judge Blocks Trump Administration From Cutting Funds to California for Not Disclosing Students’ Gender Transitions to Parents
California’s attorney general says the state is committed to ‘protecting California schools and securing a discrimination-free educational environment.’
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Trump Reforms Drive Taxpayers’ Student Loan Losses Down to 30-Year Low
The Congressional Budget Office projects the government will lose just 4 cents per dollar lent, down from 18 cents in 2025.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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Trump Administration Sues Coca-Cola Bottler for Organizing Women-Only Networking Event
The sex discrimination lawsuit marks the first time the EEOC sued a company over an allegedly illegal diversity-focused workplace program.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Reward for Nancy Guthrie Doubles to $202,500 as Confusion Persists Over Polygraphs and Border Leads
Investigators are increasingly relying on the private sector to help them identify DNA and recover additional security camera footage.
By DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN
|Mysterious Suspects in Nancy Guthrie Case May Have Crossed the Border Amid Manhunt: Reports
Authorities don’t believe there is cartel involvement.
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|Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump of Perpetrating a ‘Continuing Cover-Up’ as She Ups Ante Ahead of Epstein Testimony
The 67th secretary of state and her husband, the 42nd president, will both answer questions under oath next week.
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