Saturday, Mar 01

Jeff Bezos announces changes to the Washington Post's opinion section, focusing on free markets and personal liberties, resulting in significant subscriber loss.

Thursday, Feb 27

Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s nomination for Labor Secretary is bolstered by Democratic votes amidst Republican opposition, moving to the Senate floor for confirmation.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Federal agencies are advising employees to ignore Elon Musk's email demanding productivity justifications, deeming responses voluntary amid legal disputes.

Monday, Feb 24

Friedrich Merz's conservatives win the German election, with the AfD securing historic support, raising questions about future coalitions and governance.

Sunday, Feb 23

In a thrilling Six Nations encounter, England narrowly defeated Scotland 16-15, thanks to Finn Russell's missed late conversion.

Friday, Feb 21

Victor Wembanyama diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis, sidelining the NBA star and impacting the San Antonio Spurs' playoff aspirations.

Thursday, Feb 20

Amid growing controversy, the White House clarifies that Elon Musk holds no formal authority in the Department of Government Efficiency, despite Trump's claims.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels capture Bukavu in Eastern DRC, pledging security and raising fears of regional conflict as violence escalates.

Sunday, Feb 16

Amazon workers in North Carolina rejected unionization in a significant setback for labor efforts, amidst accusations of intimidation and interference.

Friday, Feb 14

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services amid significant controversy over his views on vaccines and public health.