Economy
President Trump Warns of Higher Tariffs for Countries 'Playing Games' with US After Supreme Court Ruling
President Trump announced he would impose much higher tariffs on countries accused of exploiting the Supreme Court
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Immigration
Several People Arrested in Early Morning ICE Operation at Decatur Apartment Complex
At least five people were arrested in an early morning immigration enforcement operation at Hidden Valley Apartments in Decatur, Georgia. Officials have not yet released their identities or specific charges.
USA
12-Year-Old Boy Critical After Covington Shooting, 19-Year-Old Suspect Arrested
A 12-year-old boy was hospitalized in critical condition after being shot multiple times in Covington, Kentucky. Jayden Marsh, 19, was arrested and charged with attempted murder.
USA
Florida: Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Dead Locksmith Opening His Own Home
Luis David Lemus, 32, a West Miami resident, was arrested after allegedly pulling out a gun and shooting a locksmith called to open his home. The motive for the incident has not been released.
USA
Jeffrey Epstein Hid Secret Records in Multiple Storage Units Across the US
Financial records and emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein rented at least six storage units across the US, holding computers, CDs, photos, and numerous documents that may have never been disclosed.
USA
North Carolina father attacks suspect accused of killing his 16-year-old son inside courthouse
Shaheem Snype was arrested after attacking Marion McKnight, the suspect accused of fatally shooting his 16-year-old son Jamariyae Dixon, in a Mecklenburg County courthouse hallway while the suspect was out on bond.
USA
Florida Man Chases and Shoots AT&T Sales Employee
Reginald McGee, 38, faces serious charges after chasing and firing at least 10 shots at a door-to-door AT&T salesperson in a Brandon, Florida neighborhood. The victim was hit in the leg, calf, and foot.
USA
Lindsay Clancy Appears in Court for First Time in Wheelchair Before Trial for Deaths of 3 Children
Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children, made her first in-person court appearance in a wheelchair. Her attorney proposed a bifurcated trial to allow the jury to separately consider her mental state. The trial is scheduled for July 2026.
USA
18-year-old accused of punching police officer after drinking hand sanitizer
An 18-year-old in Canton, Ohio, faces assault charges after allegedly punching an officer in the face while being restrained. Authorities determined she had consumed hand sanitizer before the incident.
USA
Three Officers Open Fire in Savannah, Suspect Held Cell Phone
Three police officers shot Malik Hendrix, 23, while responding to a domestic violence call at a Savannah apartment. The object in the suspect
USA
Two Teenagers Arrested in Connection with String of Car Break-ins in LaGrange, Georgia
LaGrange Police have arrested two teenagers in connection with a series of car break-ins that occurred at multiple apartment complexes from February 16 to 18. The two suspects face numerous charges related to theft from vehicles and drug offenses.
USA
Man Arrested for Threatening to Shoot Outside Atlanta Nightclub
Atlanta police arrested Andre Anthony, 34, after he brandished a gun and threatened violence outside a nightclub on Edgewood Avenue SE early on Valentine
USA
Family of Mar-a-Lago Shotgun Suspect Lost Daughter in 2023 Accident
Austin Tucker Martin, 21, was fatally shot after invading the Mar-a-Lago secure area with a shotgun and gas can. His family had posted a missing person alert, having lost his sister in a 2023 North Carolina collision.
USA
Bakersfield Man Arrested After Girlfriend Dies with Injuries Suspected from Abuse
Police arrested Brandon Grimaldo, 29, in connection with the death of his girlfriend, Crystal Marie Falcon, 23, after he initially claimed she slipped in the bathroom. Investigators found blood throughout the house and multiple signs of severe abuse.
USA
Chilling Notes Discovered After Man Attempts to Enter Mass with Gun in Sacramento
Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment revealing handwritten notes mentioning suicide and threats found in the bedroom of 20-year-old Brian Girardot Jr. He was apprehended after attempting to enter an all-school Mass in Sacramento with a loaded firearm.
USA
California Permanently Revokes Doctor's License After Patient Sexual Assault Allegations in Clinic
The Medical Board of California has revoked the license of Dr. Victor Lynn Perry after concluding he sexually assaulted a patient during an examination at his Fresno clinic. Dr. Perry is ineligible to reapply for a license.
USA
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: IEEPA Tax Refunds Await Lower Court, Administration Deploys Plan B
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the mechanism for refunding International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariff revenue depends on lower court rulings, as the Trump administration shifts to other legal bases to maintain its trade protection policy.
USA
Tucker Carlson Apologizes After False Statement About Israeli President and Jeffrey Epstein's Island
Commentator Tucker Carlson publicly apologized after claiming Israeli President Isaac Herzog had appeared on Jeffrey Epstein
USA
Russian-born Woman in Brooklyn Pleads Guilty to Perjury After Series of Messages to FBI Agent
Nomma Zarubina, 35, a Brooklyn resident, pleaded guilty to perjury with the FBI and immigration authorities after sending numerous personal messages to a federal agent. She faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and potential deportation from the U.S.
USA
Pennsylvania 12th Grader Faces Over 300 Felony Charges in Sextortion Case
Zachariah Abraham Meyers, an 18-year-old Pennsylvania high school senior, has been indicted on over 300 felony charges. He is accused of operating an online scam and sextortion network targeting 21 minors via TikTok and Snapchat.
USA
Arizona Employee Sued for Buying $12.8 Million Winning Lottery Ticket After Draw Time
A Circle K store manager in Scottsdale, Arizona, is being sued after allegedly purchasing a $12.8 million jackpot-winning lottery ticket from his own store, aware of its value. Circle K has asked the court to determine ownership in this unprecedented dispute.
USA
Nearly 50 Georgia Law Enforcement Agencies Sign 287(g) Agreements with ICE
Nearly 50 law enforcement agencies in Georgia have signed cooperation agreements with ICE under the 287(g) program, allowing local police to perform certain federal immigration enforcement functions. Nationwide, there are currently 1,427 memoranda of understanding across 40 states.
USA
Department of Homeland Security Suspends TSA PreCheck and Global Entry Amid Government Shutdown
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced the suspension of its two popular aviation security programs, TSA PreCheck and Global Entry, amid a partial federal government shutdown beginning February 14. Travelers may face longer wait times at airports and border crossings.
USA
Naked Man Steals Ambulance in Wisconsin, 18-Mile Chase with Patient Inside
Benjamin Feltz, 37, was arrested after allegedly stealing an ambulance with a critically ill patient in Wisconsin Rapids, leading police on a high-speed chase lasting over 40 minutes and reaching speeds over 90 mph. The suspect was naked and intoxicated.
USA
US Olympic Committee Chair Speaks Out on Scandal Involving LA28 Chairman Casey Wasserman
USOPC CEO Sarah Hirshland has spoken for the first time after Justice Department documents revealed sensitive emails between LA28 Chairman Casey Wasserman and Ghislaine Maxwell, a close associate of Jeffrey Epstein. The Mayor of Los Angeles has called for Wasserman to consider stepping down.
USA
Four Dead in Fiery Long Beach Car Crash, NTSB Investigating
Four people died in a fiery car crash early Saturday in Long Beach, California. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has dispatched a federal investigation team to the scene. The cause of the accident has not yet been determined.
USA
Union Square Cane Snatcher, 88-Year-Old Victim, Identified as Registered Sex Offender from Wisconsin
Kurtis McVae, 36, was indicted in Manhattan Criminal Court after snatching a cane and knocking down an 88-year-old woman in Union Square. The suspect is a registered sex offender from Wisconsin, currently violating parole, and has six prior arrests in New York.
USA
Gavin Newsom Criticized for $239 Million San Quentin Prison Renovation Project
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing backlash after inaugurating a $239 million rehabilitation center inside San Quentin State Prison. The Nordic-style facility features a cafe, podcast studio, and Bay views, drawing criticism from Republicans who argue the funds should be allocated to criminal law enforcement.
USA
JPMorgan Chase Admits Closing President Trump's Accounts After January 6 Event
JPMorgan Chase confirmed for the first time in court filings that it closed the bank accounts of President Trump and related businesses in February 2021, following the incident at the Capitol. The $5 billion lawsuit is becoming a focal point in the debate over