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February 2026

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Geneva talks? Trump waits for right moment to strike - Israel Hayom

Geneva talks? Trump waits for right moment to strike - Israel Hayom

The US administration is debating whether to give Iran more time without requiring a detailed nuclear proposal before upcoming talks, which may proceed without such a submission. Inside the US, divisions exist over whether to seek a serious Iranian offer before negotiations or to use the talks as a final opportunity for Iran to present an acceptable proposal. While some officials emphasize diplomatic efforts led by envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, others, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, favor regime change in Iran, viewing military action as a strategic goal. Meanwhile, Iran faces internal unrest and protests, particularly among students and in peripheral regions, amid tensions over its nuclear program and potential US measures.

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NGA Meeting: GOP Govs Split as Trump Threatens State Power - Puck News

NGA Meeting: GOP Govs Split as Trump Threatens State Power - Puck News

At a private meeting of the National Governors Association, tensions arose over concerns about ICE and Trump's efforts to nationalize elections, highlighting divisions among Republican governors. The meeting also focused on ongoing partisan disagreements and the upcoming presidential race, amid broader debates over federal influence and state interests during a period of increasing political polarization.

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AOC blames critics, Trump after Munich hiccup backlash - Fox News

AOC blames critics, Trump after Munich hiccup backlash - Fox News

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez responded to criticism over her performance at the Munich Security Conference, where she struggled to clearly answer a question about U.S. defense of Taiwan, and her fiancé's snoring was heard during her Instagram Live. She blamed critics and President Trump for the backlash, while conservatives, including Vice President JD Vance, questioned her grasp of foreign policy and readiness for a potential presidential run. The incident sparked widespread social media discussion and criticism from political opponents.

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'Shameful And Reckless': Trump Allies Rush To Blame Mar-A-Lago Gunman On Democrats

'Shameful And Reckless': Trump Allies Rush To Blame Mar-A-Lago Gunman On Democrats

An armed man was shot and killed by the Secret Service after breaching the security perimeter at Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago estate. Trump allies, including White House officials, quickly blamed Democrats and their rhetoric for inciting violence, with some asserting that recent anti-Trump sentiments contributed to the incident. The suspect, in his early 20s from North Carolina, was armed with a shotgun and fuel canister and was killed after being confronted at the estate early Sunday morning.

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JPMorgan Acknowledges Shutting Down Trump Accounts After January 6 - Benzinga

JPMorgan Acknowledges Shutting Down Trump Accounts After January 6 - Benzinga

JPMorgan Chase & Co. admitted in a court filing that it closed bank accounts linked to President Donald Trump and his businesses after the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot, a key issue in Trump's $5 billion lawsuit against the bank. Trump’s attorneys claim this constitutes unlawful debanking influenced by the Biden administration and argue it caused him significant financial harm. The case raises broader questions about the practice of debanking and its political implications.

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TSA says PreCheck 'remains operational' after DHS said it was ending program during shutdown

TSA says PreCheck 'remains operational' after DHS said it was ending program during shutdown

The TSA has announced that PreCheck remains operational during the partial government shutdown, despite earlier statements from the Department of Homeland Security indicating the program would be temporarily halted to conserve funds. While TSA PreCheck continues to function, other travel programs such as Global Entry are paused, and TSA staff are working without pay amid ongoing funding disputes between Congress and the administration. The situation has drawn criticism from industry leaders and politicians, highlighting the broader impacts of the shutdown on national security and travel.

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How students use joy as a form of protest - FSView & Florida Flambeau

How students use joy as a form of protest - FSView & Florida Flambeau

During a protest against ICE at the Florida Capitol on January 31, students used salsa dancing as a form of peaceful resistance, emphasizing cultural pride and unity. Inspired by their Latin dance background, dancers taught others basic steps, transforming the protest into a celebration of culture rather than solely an act of anger. This approach highlighted how joy and cultural expression can serve as powerful tools for social and political protest.

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Ohio Nurse's Association calls on Ohio State remove Les Wexner's name from campus buildings

Ohio Nurse's Association calls on Ohio State remove Les Wexner's name from campus buildings

Over 100 people protested outside Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center, calling for the removal of Les Wexner's name due to his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and allegations of enabling sexual exploitation. Protesters also highlighted concerns about the naming of the labor and delivery room connected to Dr. Mark Landon, who has alleged links to Epstein. The university's renaming process is ongoing, but previous efforts, such as the Wexner Football Complex, have been rejected, and Wexner's charitable contributions are not directly tied to the named buildings. The protests follow Wexner's recent deposition related to Epstein's sex trafficking investigation and growing calls for accountability and transparency from university officials.

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Decades of feminism paved the road to Andrew's arrest | Rebecca Solnit | The Guardian

Decades of feminism paved the road to Andrew's arrest | Rebecca Solnit | The Guardian

The article attributes the recent arrest of Prince Andrew to decades of feminist activism that increased public awareness of sexual abuse and victims' rights, culminating in revelations about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. It emphasizes that feminist movements, including the #MeToo wave, have played a crucial role in exposing powerful men and challenging systemic misogyny and impunity. The piece also criticizes ongoing efforts to undermine women's rights and portrays Jeffrey Epstein’s network as an example of how capitalism and patriarchy enable exploitation and trafficking, highlighting the importance of continued feminist work.

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Evangelicals and the cost of silence in America | The Seattle Times

Evangelicals and the cost of silence in America | The Seattle Times

An evangelical pastor highlights the moral and civic responsibility of evangelical supporters of President Trump, criticizing their support despite his repeated dishonesty, moral scandals, and undermining of democratic norms. He emphasizes that loyalty to Trump has led to silence on significant issues such as truth, character, and human dignity, which damages the moral credibility of evangelicalism and the nation. The article calls for honesty and courage within the movement to uphold democratic values and prevent further erosion of trust.

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