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USA Hockey, which said it was “honored” by the invitation, cited logistical issues as the major hurdle that prevented the women’s team from stopping by the White House. Advertisement“The men’s and the women’s team did it together,” Knight said. “We have so much respect for the women’s team and they have so much respect for us. The women’s hockey team outscored opponents 33-2 on its way to the top of the podium. “This was the best American women’s hockey team, the best American team we’ve ever put together on the world stage when the lights have been the brightest ever,” Knight said.

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LOADING ERROR LOADINGHillary Clinton told lawmakers during a deposition Thursday their subpoena for her testimony about Jeffrey Epstein is a distraction from President Donald Trump’s relationship with the moneyman and sex predator. In an opening statement she posted online, Clinton said she had no information about Epstein’s crimes and didn’t recall ever meeting him. Despite not having her own direct connection to Epstein, Clinton faced hours of questions from members of the House Oversight Committee. I never went to his island, I never went to his home, I never went to his offices,” Clinton told reporters. AdvertisementRep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) told reporters Clinton had answered the committee’s questions and demonstrated she had no relationship with Epstein or knowledge of his crimes.

The Washington Post’s losses soared past $100 million in 2025 as the paper struggled to keep up with a changing news landscape — prompting colossal layoffs earlier this month, according to a Thursday report. 3 Hundreds rally in front of the Washington Post’s office building on Feb. 5 to protest intense layoffs. 3 The Washington Post’s losses soared past $100 million in 2025, according to a report. 3 The Washington Post laid off 30% of its staff, or more than 300 journalists, earlier this month. The broadsheet offered buyouts to newsroom staffers about halfway through 2025, but February’s layoff round signaled the end of such deals and a more intense cost-cutting effort.

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AdvertisementWhile Abrego Garcia is a Salvadoran citizen, a court order from 2019 prevents him from being deported to that country. That’s because an immigration judge determined he faced danger in El Salvador from a gang that had threatened his family. Abrego Garcia, 30, immigrated to the U.S. illegally as a teenager but has an American wife and child. Body camera footage from a Tennessee Highway Patrol officer shows a calm exchange with Abrego Garcia after he was pulled over for speeding. However, Abrego Garcia was eventually allowed to continue driving with only a warning.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGA nearly blind refugee was found dead in Buffalo, N.Y., after Border Patrol agents abandoned him miles from his home, the Investigative Post, a local news outlet, reported Wednesday. Nurul Amin Shah Alam’s body was discovered Tuesday night and his death is currently under investigation, police said. Shah Alam didn’t comprehend the commands to drop the walking stick and was arrested as a result, Faisal said. Friends and family have been searching for Nurul Amin Shah Alam, who was dropped off miles from home by Border Patrol last week. “Border Patrol agents offered him a courtesy ride, which he chose to accept to a coffee shop, determined to be a warm, safe location near his last known address, rather than be released directly from the Border Patrol station,” a spokesperson for Border Patrol claimed in a statement to Buffalo Toronto Public Media.

‘It would be the end of the Trump presidency’House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) did not mince words mere minutes after Trump’s State of the Union address. “If we lose the midterms, heaven forbid, it would be the end of the Trump presidency in a real effect,” Johnson said during an interview with Newsmax. “It’s some deep psychological thing, but when you win the presidency, you don’t win the midterms,” the president said in January. Trump was largely successful at getting his Cabinet confirmed early in his second term, relying on a group of willing Senate Republicans — and some Democrats — to build his team. Then there is Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), the most vulnerable Republican senator in the nation this year, facing reelection in a state Trump lost by 7 percentage points in 2024.

A federal judge on Thursday ruled that construction on President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom can proceed, for now, citing procedural issues and not weighing the merits of the complaint. “Great news for America, and our wonderful White House! The planned 90,000-square-foot addition represents the most significant change to the White House campus in decades. The White House subsequently submitted plans to the Commission of Fine Arts, a federal review panel that advises on major design projects and approved the ballroom project on Feb. 19. Justice Department lawyers countered that the funding approach was legal, citing a small fund that Congress had authorized for repairs to the White House grounds.

How deep does China’s military purge go? Chinese leader Xi Jinping has taken his purge of the country’s military to the very top, targeting his highest-ranked general in a stunning move last month. But Xi’s shake-up cuts across a much wider swath of his armed forces –– with roughly 100 officers potentially ousted since 2022, a new report has found. CNN's Simone McCarthy explains what this means for China's military.

A MAGA pundit got herself brutally fact-checked, twice, while attempting to defend Donald Trump’s bogus claims about Joe Biden’s immigration policies. When Navarro noted Trump had cited “made up” numbers during his State of the Union address, Moynihan interrupted to yell: “We don’t know!”“We do know! That is a lie!”Trump has repeatedly claimed Biden allowed around 12,000 murderers to enter the country. Trump has repeatedly, baselessly, claimed Maduro deliberately sent convicted criminals into the United States. There is no evidence, zero, that Maduro did that.”“You’re literally defending Maduro!” a flustered Moynihan interjected.

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TLDRA CNN analysis found that the Justice Department failed to remove over a dozen problematic images from the Epstein files website, including nude photos of minors and unredacted personal data. The DOJ eventually replaced these images with properly redacted versions after CNN's inquiry.

One perk of hosting an interview podcast is having the opportunity to talk to journalists whose work I’ve admired for years but might never have met otherwise. Miriam Berger is one such journalist. She’s written some of the best articles I’ve read from Israel and Palestine: rich, textured narratives that tell stories of complicated human realities. A Philadelphia native, she’s spent a significant chunk of her career in the Middle East, working in both Arabic and Hebrew and becoming a go-to authority on the war. Berger was on leave when the cuts were announced, working on a book about Israel’s starvation of Gaza.