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• EJ Antoni to Newsmax: Trump Energy Policy Can Ease Inflation Pressures
  
  President Donald Trump's push to expand domestic energy production can help lower consumer prices by increasing supply and reducing costs that ripple through the broader economy, Heritage Foundation chief economist EJ Antoni said on Newsmax on Saturday.
• Rep. Kiley to Newsmax: Illegal Biolabs Pose Grave Threat, Congress Must Act Now
  
  Rep. Kevin Kiley, R-Calif., told Newsmax on Saturday he's renewing calls for Congress to pass legislation targeting unregulated biological laboratories following the discovery of another illicit lab in the United States containing dangerous pathogens.
• Green Day Frontman Calls on ICE Agents to Quit Their Jobs
  
  Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong on Friday blasted Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers during a pre-Super Bowl LX party in San Francisco, urging them to quit their jobs.
• Will Lewis Steps Down as WashPost CEO Amid Layoffs
  
  The Washington Post said Saturday that publisher and CEO Will Lewis is stepping down and that chief financial officer Jeff D'Onofrio will serve as acting publisher and CEO, a leadership change that follows widespread layoffs at the newspaper earlier this week.
• Crime Experts to Newsmax: Guthrie Case Shows No Usual Signs
  
  The disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie in Arizona shows none of the usual signs of a robbery or a kidnapping for ransom, crime experts Brian Foley and Rob Chadwick told Newsmax on Saturday.
• MAHA Super Bowl Ad Touts Mike Tyson's 'Eat Real Food' Push
  
  Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is set to appear in a Super Bowl advertisement promoting Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" campaign and directing viewers to RealFood.gov, a federal site tied to the new Dietary Guidelines for...
• Police Arrest Protesters at Minneapolis Federal Building
  
  Police arrested at least several demonstrators Saturday outside a federal building in Minneapolis, breaking up a protest marking the one-month anniversary of a Minnesota woman's death at the hands of an immigration officer.
• FCC Launches Equal-Time Investigation Into ABC's 'The View'
  
  The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is launching a probe into ABC's long-running daytime talk show, "The View," over "equal times" rules for political candidates after an interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico.
• Police Examine Circle K Footage in Guthrie Case
  
  Police investigating the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie obtained surveillance footage from a Circle K convenience store on Oracle Road in Tucson after a tip about a "vehicle of interest."
• SpaceX Puts Mars on Hold, Pivots to Moon Landing by 2027
  
  SpaceX has delayed its plans to focus on Mars and is now prioritizing a trip to the moon, the company told investors Friday, reports the Wall Street Journal.
• DHS Reportedly Fires CBP Official Amid Leak Crackdown
  
  The Department of Homeland Security is reported to have fired a senior Customs and Border Protection official this week after the department concluded the official leaked sensitive personnel information to the press, as DHS officials cite rising threats against agents and...
• Jury Confirmed for Social Media Addiction Trial
  
  A jury has been confirmed in a landmark social media addiction trial in the US state of California, a process dominated by references to tech giant Meta's divisive founder Mark Zuckerberg.
• Terrance Gore, World Series Champion, Dies at 34
  
  Terrance Gore, who was part of World Series championship teams as a speedy bench weapon, passed away at the age of 34, the Kansas City Royals announced Saturday.
• Dick Morris to Newsmax: Obama Video Was a Stupid Mistake
  
  Presidential adviser Dick Morris told Newsmax on Saturday that a social media video depicting former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama as monkeys was "obviously stupid" and "obviously a mistake."
• Olympics-Ice Hockey-US Women Crush Finland
  
  The U.S. pummeled Finland 5-0 for their second straight win at the Milano Cortina Games on Saturday, as arch-rivals Canada prepared to begin their title defense against Switzerland.
• 'Miracle on Ice Captain' Eruzione Slams Snowboarder's Team USA Remarks
  
  1980 U.S. Olympic hockey captain Mike Eruzione is weighing in on a growing debate over patriotism and national representation after U.S. snowboarder Hunter Hess said he does not compete to represent his country, but instead his "family and friends."
• Fmr Pitcher Files $19M Claim Due to Forced Vaccination
  
  A former Chicago White Sox pitching prospect has filed a federal lawsuit for $19 million alleging he suffered a career-ending arm injury after being required to receive a COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of continued employment, according to court records.
• Theismann to Newsmax: Give Seahawks Slight Advantage in Super Bowl
  
  Joe Theismann expects a tight, physical Super Bowl matchup early, but believes the Seattle Seahawks have the roster balance and defensive edge to ultimately prevail over New England.
• Dershowitz to Newsmax: Missing Proof of Life Raises Alarm in Guthrie Kidnapping
  
  The absence of proof of life, clear payment instructions or meaningful communication makes the reported kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie, increasingly troubling as time passes, Alan Dershowitz said on Newsmax on Saturday.
• Betsy Brantner Smith to Newsmax: Guthrie Case Likely Home Invasion Gone Wrong
  
  National Police Association spokesperson and retired Chicago-area police officer Betsy Brantner Smith said Saturday she believes the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie may not be connected to the ransom notes at all, suggesting instead it could be "a home invasion or something...
• Report: Patel FBI Blocked Probe Into ICE Killing
  
  Senior FBI officials under Director Patel ordered agents to halt an investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Good amid concerns the probe could undermine public statements made by President Trump and senior officials, according to multiple sources.
• Timothy Busfield Indicted on Child Sex Charges
  
  Actor Timothy Busfield, known for his U.S. prime-time roles on "The West Wing" and "Thirtysomething," was indicted on child sex offense charges on Friday, accused of groping a young boy on the set of a television show he was directing and producing.
• NFL-Sports Tourism Booms With Super Bowl Driving Demand for Experiences
  
  Forget flashy cars and mansion photos - today's ultimate flex is posting pictures from the Super Bowl field while making snow angels in celebratory confetti and people are paying big bucks for the privilege.
• How Epstein Files Undid Brad Karp at Paul Weiss
  
  Donald Trump's return to the presidency last year set in motion a series of events that first shook Paul Weiss and later, with the Justice Department's release of records involving the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, led Brad Karp to resign.
• Bitcoin Loses Trump-Era Gains as Crypto Market Volatility Signals Uncertainty
  
  Bitcoin could drop further after wiping out all of its price gains since the election of U.S. President Donald Trump as liquidity is expected to remain thin for the near future.

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