World • 15:42
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader, killed in Zintan
The 53-year-old, once seen as his father's political heir, was shot dead near Libya's western city of Zintan on Tuesday, authorities said.
New York • Feb/02
NYC nurses enter fourth week of strike, plan march to governor's office
The House voted 217-214 to approve funding through September 30, with Homeland Security receiving only two weeks of financing pending immigration policy negotiations.
New York • Feb/03
Brooklyn power outage leaves nearly 2,000 without electricity as snow and salt damage underground equipment
Con Edison customers in Park Slope and Boerum Hill lost power over multiple days as melting snow mixed with road salt damaged underground electrical systems.
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Politics
Venezuela's interim leader appoints daughter of powerful Diosdado Cabello as tourism minister
Delcy RodrÃguez named Daniella Cabello, 33, to the cabinet post nearly a month after Nicolás Maduro's capture, as the U.S.-sanctioned official's father consolidates influence.
Feb/03
U.S.
Homeland Security Secretary Noem Orders Body Cameras for Immigration Officers in Minneapolis
All federal immigration agents in Minneapolis will wear body cameras effective immediately, with nationwide expansion planned as funding becomes available.
Politics
Clintons agree to testify in House Epstein investigation
Bill and Hillary Clinton will appear before the House Oversight Committee after initially refusing to comply with subpoenas in the Epstein matter.
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Jan/30
U.S. Justice Department releases over 3 million pages of Epstein case files
The release includes 2,000 videos and 180,000 images, fulfilling a transparency law passed in November with a December deadline.
Entertainment
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Jan/30
Catherine O'Hara, beloved actress from 'Home Alone' and 'Schitt's Creek,' dies at 71
The Canadian-American actor and Emmy Award winner died Friday following a brief illness at her Los Angeles home.
World
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Jan/30
South Africa expels Israeli envoy, Israel retaliates with own expulsion
South Africa declared Israel's envoy persona non grata Friday, citing insulting social media attacks and unauthorized visits by Israeli officials. Israel expelled a South African envoy hours later.
Crime
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Jan/30
Federal judge bars death penalty for Luigi Mangione in UnitedHealthCare CEO killing
Manhattan U.S. District Judge Margaret Garnett dismissed capital charges Friday, leaving stalking counts carrying a maximum life sentence.
Football
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Jan/30
Real Madrid drawn to face Benfica in Champions League playoff after group-stage loss
The draw paired Real Madrid with Benfica, managed by former Madrid coach José Mourinho, after the Portuguese club's dramatic 4-2 victory Wednesday forced Madrid into the playoff round.
Music
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Jan/30
Brian May rules out Queen US tours, citing safety concerns
The 78-year-old guitarist told the Daily Mail that America has become too dangerous for the band to tour there in the foreseeable future.
U.S.
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Jan/30
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon arrested over Minnesota church protest
Federal agents arrested Lemon in Los Angeles Thursday night on charges related to a January 18 church disruption in St. Paul during an immigration protest.
World
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Jan/30
Trump declares national emergency on Cuba, imposes oil sanctions as embassies activate evacuation plans
U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday establishing tariffs on countries supplying oil to Cuba, prompting foreign embassies and companies on the island to review contingency plans.
U.S.
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Jan/30
Trump to announce Federal Reserve chair nominee Friday morning
President Donald Trump said Thursday he will name his pick to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair on Friday morning, ending a five-month selection process.
California
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Jan/30
Man dressed as Batman protests ICE at California municipal council meeting
An unidentified man in Batman costume addressed Santa Clara's city council on Tuesday, demanding action against ICE ahead of Super Bowl LX on February 8.
Politics
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Jan/30
Senate Democrats and White House reach deal to avert partial government shutdown
Democrats and the Trump administration agreed Thursday to fund most of the government through September while temporarily funding the Department of Homeland Security for two weeks to negotiate immigration enforcement restrictions.
Sanremo
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Jan/30
Sanremo 2026 duets lineup emerges with Zucchero, Stadio and Ricchi e Poveri
Italian music festival's cover night set for February 27 features confirmed guest appearances and unexpected artist pairings.