Sunday, Feb 02

U.S. military airstrikes in Somalia target ISIS operatives under Trump’s orders, marking the first such action of his second term and aimed at enhancing security.

Sunday, Feb 02

A U.S. watchdog declares the Taliban has no legal claim to nearly $4 billion in Afghan funds, escalating tensions over frozen assets and humanitarian aid.

Sunday, Feb 02

The Pentagon announces a media rotation program, excluding major outlets like The New York Times in favor of pro-Trump organizations, raising concerns about media access.

Sunday, Feb 02

The FDA has approved Journavx, a new non-opioid pain medication, aiming to combat opioid addiction and overdose risks in patients.

Sunday, Feb 02

President Trump fires Rohit Chopra, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director, marking a significant shift in administration and financial oversight.

Sunday, Feb 02

At least 12 civilians have died due to Russian drone and missile strikes targeting residential areas and energy infrastructure across Ukraine.

Sunday, Feb 02

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declares intentions to divest from a vaccine lawsuit during Senate hearings, amid ethical concerns and scrutiny regarding conflict of interest.

Sunday, Feb 02

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker faces nine allegations of sexual misconduct from massage therapists, prompting NFL investigation into the claims.

Saturday, Feb 01

Recent fighting in Sudan leads to at least 56 fatalities in Omdurman, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis amid clashes between the army and RSF.

Saturday, Feb 01

Trump acknowledges Black History Month while the Pentagon's new directive ends the observance of various identity months, sparking controversy.