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Senators press President Trump to release home heating oil reserves amid soaring prices

Maine's U.S. Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King, Jr., called upon President Donald Trump to release home heating oil reserves to drive prices down.

Major pro-life group threatens to sue Trump FDA over abortion pill’s alleged environmental risks

Students for Life of America threatens to sue the Food and Drug Administration, alleging it skipped Endangered Species Act reviews for mifepristone.

Dem Senate hopeful dished out thousands to radical staffer who glorified Hamas: ‘Freedom fighters’

Sara Mahmoud's posts wishing Zionists would "die" surfaced after she was hired to manage social media for DSA-backed Senate candidate Angie Nixon.

Trump-Xi reunion comes with unfinished business — and a bigger battle looming

President Donald Trump hosts Xi Jinping to test whether China delivered on rare earths, AI and trade promises from their May breakthrough deal.

Daughter of Chinese Uyghur prisoner makes emotional plea to Trump during spotlight Xi summit

Ziba Murat hopes Trump will raise her mother Dr. Gulshar Abbas' case with Xi Jinping during the summit after eight years of imprisonment in China.

Anonymous letter to California GOP chapter calls for war on ICE, urges agents be sent ‘home in a body bag’

A threatening letter allegedly sent to the California GOP reportedly calls for violence against ICE agents, including detailed bomb-making instructions.

Mamdani clarifies NYC won’t check immigration status for universal childcare enrollees

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced New York's pre-K and 3-K enrollment is open to all children regardless of immigration status, with ICE agents denied school access without warrants.

California sues Trump administration over alleged ‘unlawful’ pipeline restart approval years after oil spill

California is suing the Trump administration over a pipeline restart tied to the 2015 Refugio oil spill that dumped 100,000-plus gallons into state waters.

Trump’s pardon of House Dem Cuellar back in the spotlight as Cuellar’s brother faces indictment

Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar Jr., brother of Trump-pardoned Rep. Henry Cuellar, was indicted. The DOJ alleges he used staff, resources and funds for a COVID cleaning business.

Some March for Life Attendees Disillusioned by Administration’s Soft Approach on Abortion

‘A lot of pro-life people feel that their votes are being taken for granted,’ one attendee told NR.

The Fundamental Problem with Hawaii’s Black Codes Argument

Reading the Black Codes into the 14th Amendment is like reading the law of slavery into the 13th Amendment. It has the whole point...

The Declining Murder Rate

‘This is a thing that as Americans, we should be really thrilled about.’

What’s Good for Peter Navarro Is Good for Bill Clinton

He should simply comply with the subpoena and not flirt with a prosecution that would be expensive and time-consuming for him.

Where’s Wesley? GOP congressman skips House votes to run for Senate

Republican Rep. Wesley Hunt of Texas has missed 92% of congressional votes in 2026 while campaigning for U.S. Senate, according to a "Where's Waldo"-themed website tracking his missed votes.

Colombian President Petro optimistic about high-stakes White House meeting with Trump

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said Friday he was optimistic about a high-stakes White House meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump scheduled for Feb. 3. The announcement marks a significant de-escalation after months of hostility that saw the U.S. revoke Petro's visa and impose sanctions on him and his family over unproven drug-trafficking allegations.

HUD orders citizenship checks for those in public housing

The Department of Housing and Urban Development ordered an immediate review of the citizenship status of those receiving public housing assistance, saying Friday that an initial review spotted nearly 6,000 ineligible people, and nearly 200,000 more who needed more verification.

FAA denied request to reduce flight arrivals at Reagan Airport months before mid-air collision

Air traffic controllers concerned about safety were denied a request to decrease the number of arriving aircraft at Reagan National Airport months before the deadly mid-air collision between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines passenger jet.

Democrats push for government to offer multilingual resources for non-English speakers

Democratic members of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus want to require the federal government to offer its resources in multiple languages.

RNC advances party rule change to allow a midterm convention this year

The Republican National Committee is on a fast track to change party rules to allow the RNC chairman to convene a "special ceremonial convention" outside a presidential election cycle.

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