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Mike Eruzione to Newsmax: Quit Olympic anti-US Rants
The Olympics are not where U.S. athletes should express disagreement with issues in the U.S., former hockey team captain Mike Eruzione told Newsmax on Monday. Eruzione, the captain of the legendary 1980 "Miracle on Ice" U.S. hockey team, appeared on "National Report."
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Maxwell Declines to Answer Questions in House Deposition
Lawmakers tried Monday to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, but the former girlfriend and confidante of Jeffrey Epstein invoked her 5th Amendment rights to avoid answering questions that would be incriminating.
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Rep. Rose to Newsmax: IDs for ICE, so How About Voting
Rep. John Rose said on Newsmax Monday that he's open to requiring Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to carry identification while in the field, using the issue to underscore what he called Democratic inconsistency on voter identification.
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NATO Expected to Launch Arctic Sentry Mission
NATO is expected to launch an Arctic Sentry mission in the coming days, five sources told Reuters, in a move to boost its role in the region and defuse tensions between President Donald Trump and European allies over Greenland.
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Alphabet Looks to Raise $15B From US Bond Sale
Alphabet is looking to raise about $15 billion from a U.S. high-grade dollar bond sale, Bloomberg News reported Monday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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Rubio on Sentencing of Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai: 'Unjust'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday that Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai's sentencing was an "unjust and tragic conclusion" to the case and urged authorities to grant him "humanitarian parole."
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Zelenskyy: Ukraine to Start Exporting War Weapons
Ukraine is opening up exports of its domestically produced weapons, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, a way for Kyiv to cash in on a wartime technological arms race against Russia to generate badly needed funds.
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Trump Seeks to Limit Legal Options for Fired Fed Workers
The Trump administration is trying to make it harder for fired federal employees to get their jobs back, according to a government plan released on Monday, by limiting their right to appeal their dismissal to an independent board.
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New Video Released on Brown University Shooting
New video footage from the day of the Brown University shooting that killed two students and injured nine others was released Monday, with city officials saying they redacted the most graphic, violent images to avoid harming victims.
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OpenAI CEO: ChatGPT Back to 10% Monthly Growth
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees that the startup's artificial intelligence chatbot, ChatGPT, was back to exceeding 10% monthly growth, CNBC reported Monday.
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CNN: Senators' Stock Trades Spark Ethics Outrage
A bipartisan group of at least nine U.S. senators reported stock transactions last year involving companies in industries overseen by the committees they serve on and that has reignited concerns over conflicts of interest and stalled ethics reform on Capitol Hill.
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Mexico's Sheinbaum: Oil Shipments to Cuba Paused
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum said the country's oil shipments to Cuba are currently halted as her government seeks to support Cuba without triggering reprisals from Washington.
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BYD Sues US Over Trump Tariffs, Seeks Full Refund
Chinese automaker BYD has sued the U.S. government, challenging tariffs imposed under President Donald Trump and demanding a full refund of all levies paid since April 2025.
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TPUSA Kid Rock Halftime Show Draws 5.7M Viewers
Turning Point USA's All-American Halftime Show drew more than 5.7 million viewers on Sunday as a patriotic alternative to the NFL's controversial Super Bowl LX halftime act, according to Total Pro Sports.
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GOP Senators Come to Stephen Miller's Defense
Republican senators led by South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham are mounting a public defense of Stephen Miller as divisions widen within the GOP over the deputy White House chief of staff's influence on immigration enforcement and foreign policy.
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Poll: Big GOP Opposition to Nexstar Merger, TV Consolidation
A new national survey of Republican primary voters finds overwhelming opposition to the proposed Nexstar–Tegna merger and deep resistance to further consolidation of television stations under large corporate ownership.
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$40B Error at SKorean Crypto Exchange Spurs Rule Calls
The chief of South Korea's financial market watchdog said on Monday local exchange Bithumb's unintentional giveaway of more than $40 billion worth of bitcoins to customers raises the need for improved regulations to address the vulnerabilities of cryptocurrencies....
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Jason Mattera Newsmax Crime Report: Another Blue State SNAP Fraud Bust in Mass.
Federal prosecutors in Massachusetts have announced charges in a major welfare fraud case tied to a local restaurant, alleging more than $1 million in stolen government benefits were funneled through a multi-state scheme involving stolen identities and SNAP fraud.
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Lindsey Vonn Needed 2 Operations After Breaking Leg
Skiing great Lindsey Vonn has had two operations in Italy after a serious leg fracture, a source said, to stabilize her after a horrific crash 13 seconds into one of the most hotly anticipated races at the Winter Olympics.
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US Military Intercepts Sanctioned Oil Tanker
U.S. military forces overnight interdicted an oil tanker after tracking the vessel from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean, the Department of War said early Monday.
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Russian Drone Attacks on Ukraine Kill 3
Russian overnight drone attacks killed at least three people, including a mother and her 10-year-old son in Ukraine's east and south, regional officials and prosecutors said on Monday.
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Trial Begins for Father in Apalachee High Shooting
Jury selection is set to begin Monday in the trial of a man whose teenage son is accused of killing two students and two teachers at a Georgia high school in September 2024. Colin Gray faces 29 counts, including two counts of second-degree murder, two counts of involuntary...
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N.C. GOP to Question Charlotte Leaders on Crime
North Carolina Republican lawmakers are preparing to grill Charlotte-area leaders about crime-fighting tactics and spending, particularly in the wake of two stabbings - one fatal - on the light rail system in the Democrat-led city.
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Instagram, YouTube Addiction Trial Kicks Off in LA
A California state court case over whether Instagram and YouTube harmed a woman's mental health through addictive app design kicks off on Monday with opening statements, in a test of whether Big Tech platforms can be held liable for harming kids.
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Prince William Offers Support for Epstein's Victims
Prince William and Princess Catherine on Monday expressed concern for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein, as the British monarchy seeks to distance itself from revelations about the former Prince Andrew's relationship with the convicted sex offender. The comments, released by a...