Saturday, Feb 01

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.

Saturday, Feb 01

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

Saturday, Feb 01

A New York doctor has been indicted in Louisiana for allegedly prescribing abortion pills to a minor, igniting a legal battle over reproductive rights.

Saturday, Feb 01

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

Saturday, Feb 01

Horst Koehler, former German president and IMF chief, passed away at 81. Tributes pour in for his impactful leadership and commitment to global development.

Saturday, Feb 01

Donald Trump's approval rating reaches 49% in recent polls, reflecting a rise in support as immigration becomes a key focus of his administration.

Saturday, Feb 01

Doug Burgum confirmed as Interior Secretary, emphasizing fossil fuel expansion under Trump's administration amid climate change concerns.

Saturday, Feb 01

Amnesty International's new report reveals shocking abuses faced by migrant workers in Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program, calling for urgent reforms.

Saturday, Feb 01

Brendan Carr's FCC investigates NPR and PBS over alleged violations of commercial regulations, fueling debates about public funding and media bias.

Saturday, Feb 01

A Michigan priest's license was revoked after he imitated Elon Musk's gesture, which many perceived as a Nazi salute during a pro-life event.