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The Ripple Effects of Trump's Climate Policy Reversal
GeneralFebruary 13, 2026

The Ripple Effects of Trump's Climate Policy Reversal

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As President Trump rescinds the foundational endangerment finding that shaped U.S. environmental standards, experts warn of broader implications—from skyrocketing greenhouse gas emissions to economic ramifications. Join me as we explore the aftermath of this pivotal decision.

By Daniel Carter, Senior Business Correspondent

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Conflict in the Skies: F.A.A. and Pentagon at Odds Over El Paso Airspace

Conflict in the Skies: F.A.A. and Pentagon at Odds Over El Paso Airspace

February 13, 2026

The sudden closure of El Paso's airspace reveals a deepening rift between the Federal Aviation Administration and the Defense Department. As they navigate conflicting missions, the cost to civilian safety becomes alarmingly clear.

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Congress Leaves Town Amid DHS Shutdown Standoff

Congress Leaves Town Amid DHS Shutdown Standoff

February 13, 2026

As Congress rushes off for a weeklong recess, the Department of Homeland Security faces a funding impasse. Lawmakers depart, leaving critical negotiations for others to handle amidst political posturing and public scrutiny.

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Tarique Rahman's Triumphant Return: A New Era for Bangladesh?

Tarique Rahman's Triumphant Return: A New Era for Bangladesh?

February 13, 2026

Tarique Rahman, a former exile, has returned to clinch a landslide victory for his party, promising transformative change for Bangladesh. Yet, skepticism lingers as voters weigh the past against future promises.

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New Jersey Teacher Sentenced for Grooming and Assaulting Students

New Jersey Teacher Sentenced for Grooming and Assaulting Students

February 13, 2026

Julie Rizzitello, a former New Jersey teacher at Wall High School, receives a 10-year prison sentence for grooming and sexually assaulting two students at her family's bagel shop and elsewhere.

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A Cavapoo's Poodle Cut: The Groomer's Mistake That Sparked Outrage

A Cavapoo's Poodle Cut: The Groomer's Mistake That Sparked Outrage

February 13, 2026

When a woman took her beloved Cavapoo for a trim, she didn't expect a 'poodle cut' would leave her dog unrecognizable. Explore the unexpected fallout from this grooming mishap that captured the internet's attention.

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The DOJ's Escalating Actions Against Trump Critics: A Deep Dive

The DOJ's Escalating Actions Against Trump Critics: A Deep Dive

February 13, 2026

The Department of Justice's recent moves against Trump critics raise critical questions about the implications for political discourse and accountability in America. Are these actions a necessary step for justice, or a troubling misuse of power? Let's explore the complex landscape surrounding these developments.

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Albania's Tumultuous Protests: A Reflection on Governance and Corruption

Albania's Tumultuous Protests: A Reflection on Governance and Corruption

February 13, 2026

As violent protests unfold in Tirana over corruption allegations against Deputy PM Belinda Balluku, the socio-political landscape of Albania reveals deep-seated frustrations with governance and power. I delve into the dynamics of unrest, corruption, and what it means for Albania's aspirations for EU membership.

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Trump Administration Launches Bold Legal Assault on Harvard's Admissions Practices

Trump Administration Launches Bold Legal Assault on Harvard's Admissions Practices

February 13, 2026

As tensions mount between the Trump administration and Harvard University, the Justice Department's latest lawsuit highlights a renewed offensive on academic integrity and admissions transparency. What does this mean for the future of higher education?

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Chancellor Merz Declares: The International Order is Crumbling

Chancellor Merz Declares: The International Order is Crumbling

February 13, 2026

At the Munich Security Conference, Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany delivered a stark warning about the unraveling international order, directly criticizing President Trump and urging collective action among allies. His address highlighted urgent calls for renewed cooperation amidst global tensions.

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FBI Doubles Reward for Missing Nancy Guthrie: A Bold Move Targeting Insiders

FBI Doubles Reward for Missing Nancy Guthrie: A Bold Move Targeting Insiders

February 13, 2026

In a pivotal shift, the FBI has doubled the reward for information on Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, stirring fresh analysis from former agents about the motivations behind this bold tactic in their search for the truth.

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Unveiling the Artistic Bond Between George Washington and Constantino Brumidi

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February 13, 2026

The mural 'Apotheosis of Washington' intricately links America's founding father with the Italian immigrant artist who honored him. Discover the compelling story behind this art that shapes our nation's identity.

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Atrocities in Iran: 19 Christians Killed Amid Anti-Regime Protests

Atrocities in Iran: 19 Christians Killed Amid Anti-Regime Protests

February 13, 2026

In a tragic escalation of violence, at least 19 Iranian Christians have been killed during protests against the oppressive regime. Reports detail the brutal circumstances surrounding these deaths, highlighting a persistent pattern of religious persecution in Iran.

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A Fractured World Order: Merz Sounding the Alarms at Munich Security Conference

A Fractured World Order: Merz Sounding the Alarms at Munich Security Conference

February 13, 2026

In a stark warning at the Munich Security Conference, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared the rules-based world order has collapsed, stating, "Our freedom is not guaranteed." This marks a significant moment as global power dynamics shift under the weight of geopolitical tensions.

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San Francisco Teachers Achieve Victory: Strike Ends with Promising Agreement

San Francisco Teachers Achieve Victory: Strike Ends with Promising Agreement

February 13, 2026

After four days of captivating picket lines, San Francisco teachers secure a deal for higher wages and health care, paving the way for schools to reopen for 50,000 students. Discover the implications of this significant labor action.

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Will Milan's Olympic Village Alleviate Its Housing Crisis?

Will Milan's Olympic Village Alleviate Its Housing Crisis?

February 13, 2026

Milan's Olympic Village offers modern amenities for athletes but raises questions about affordability for students. With limited capacity and high rents, can it truly address the city's pressing housing needs?

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Terror in Manchester: Life Sentences for ISIS Planners

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February 13, 2026

In a chilling case that highlights the intersection of rising antisemitism and radicalization, two ISIS supporters were sentenced for plotting attacks against the Jewish community in the U.K. Their aspirations reflect a dangerous trend in terrorism post-Gaza conflict.

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Bangladesh's Referendum: A Resounding Call for Change

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February 13, 2026

In a pivotal referendum, over 80% of Bangladeshis voted in favor of constitutional reforms aimed at bolstering democracy and enhancing women's political participation, signaling a strong desire for a new political paradigm.

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Tragedy Strikes at South Carolina State University: Two Lives Lost in Campus Shooting

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February 13, 2026

A shooting at South Carolina State University has left two dead and one injured, prompting a campus lockdown and the cancellation of classes. As the community grapples with this tragedy, the push for safety and security on campuses continues.

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Justice Delivered: Life Sentence for Austin Thompson in Hedingham Mass Shooting

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February 13, 2026

In a sobering development, Austin Thompson has been sentenced to life without parole for the tragic Hedingham mass shooting that resulted in five deaths. This case not only raises questions about justice but also about the social factors that can lead to such devastating violence.

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February 13, 2026

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has claimed victory in the nation's first election following the revolutionary upheaval of 2024. This momentous event signals a potential turning point for the country's political landscape, with implications that could resonate beyond its borders.

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Hungary's Political Turmoil: Allegations of Blackmail and Scandal

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February 13, 2026

As the April elections loom, opposition leader Peter Magyar claims his rivals are orchestrating a blackmail scheme involving a leaked sex tape. The allegations highlight the murky landscape of Hungarian politics, where personal attacks are the new norm amidst a fierce battle for power.

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February 13, 2026

In a historic shift after 15 years of authoritarianism, Bangladesh's Nationalist Party has claimed a decisive electoral win, promising a revival of democracy amid hopes and challenges for the future.

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February 13, 2026

Following the latest developments in the Nancy Guthrie case, the FBI has doubled its reward to $100,000, revealing crucial details about a potential suspect, including the height and specific brand of the backpack he was seen with.

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The Epstein Files reveal a troubling nexus between power and secrecy, exposing the links between influential elites and a world of unaccountability. As these connections come to light, we must grapple with the implications for society at large.

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Iran's Vice-Chair Role at the UN: A Dangerous Mockery of Democracy

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The appointment of Iran as vice-chair of the UN Commission for Social Development has sparked outrage among human rights advocates, who label it a blatant contradiction to the country's record of severe violations against women and dissenters. I delve into the hypocrisy at play and its implications for global governance.

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The Senate is probing a Texas healthcare firm for profiting from a program intended to assist low-income patients. Critics argue that this for-profit company may be driving healthcare costs higher instead of serving its original purpose.

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The Crucial Role of NATO in Protecting U.S. Security

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February 13, 2026

As skepticism grows around President Trump's commitment to NATO, former ambassadors and military leaders urge that the alliance remains essential for U.S. security and global influence. Dive into this urgent discussion.

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