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Judge temporarily halts mass firings at CFPB, preserves agency data
The order also blocks acting CFPB Director Russ Vought from taking steps to defund the agency.
USA TODAY
Ukraine's membership unrealistic, demands for European allies: Trump changes NATO approach
President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin directly as his Defense Secretary said NATO membership for Ukraine was unrealistic.
NBC News
Vance berates European leaders as tensions with close allies burst into the open
Vice President JD Vance publicly berated European leaders on a host of issues from free speech to security and mass migration, as simmering tensions between the United States and its close allies boiled over at an international conference in Munich on Friday.
Associated Press
The Pentagon moves to take back troops discharged over COVID-19 vaccine refusals
The Defense Department has told the military services to reach out once again to service members who were forced out or voluntarily left the military because they refused to get the COVID vaccine and see if they want to reenlist. The directive reflects the executive order signed by President Donald Trump a week after he took office, and it says that all service members who opt to return to the military will have to reenlist for at least two years. According to a memo released on X, Darin Selnick, who is working as the defense undersecretary for personnel, said the vaccine mandate was an “unfair, overbroad, and completely unnecessary burden” on service members.
AFP
Vance tells Zelensky US wants 'lasting' peace
US Vice President JD Vance pledged Friday that Washington sought to secure a "lasting" peace as he held a first meeting with Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss Donald Trump's push for a deal with Moscow.French President Emmanuel Macron said he assured Zelensky that it's "Ukrainians alone who can drive the discussions for a solid and lasting peace" with Russia, in a post on X. In a bid to keep Washington close, Kyiv has held talks over granting access to its rare mineral deposits in
Associated Press
Man on death row in South Carolina seeks postponement to get autopsy from last execution
A condemned man who is the next person scheduled to be put to death in South Carolina is again asking for his execution date be postponed because his lawyers have not received the autopsy report from the last execution two weeks ago. The state Supreme Court rejected a similar request earlier this month by Brad Sigmon. Sigmon's execution is currently scheduled for March 7.
USA TODAY
Utah bill would ban Pride flags in public schools but allow Nazi flags for educational use
According to the Utah bill, only approved flags would be allowed on government property: state, federal, military, Native American and schools.
Associated Press
Dozens of couples get hitched at snowy Colorado ski resort on Valentine's Day
There is nothing like dozens of couples saying “I do” simultaneously to warm the crisp, frigid air that grips the Colorado Rockies in the heart of winter. Loveland Ski Area west of Denver lived up to its name once again on Valentine's Day as it hosted its 34th annual Mountaintop Matrimony on the gentle slope of a snowy beginner's run just shy of 12,000 feet (3,658 meters) above sea level.
CBS News
More than 400 birds killed after investigation busts alleged cockfighting ring
Law enforcement and humane organization officials found hundreds of birds in kept small structures, some with visible injuries.
AFP
No 'fool': Another NY prosecutor quits over order to nix mayor graft case
A top prosecutor who brought corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams resigned on Friday, saying only a "fool" or a "coward" would comply with a Trump Justice Department demand to drop the case.Several members of the Justice Department's Public Integrity Section in Washington, which handles corruption cases, have also resigned this week after refusing to dismiss the Adams indictment.
Associated Press
Anger, chaos and confusion take hold as federal workers face mass layoffs
Workers all over the country responded with anger and confusion Friday as they grappled with the Trump administration 's aggressive effort to shrink the size of the federal workforce by ordering agencies to lay off probationary employees who have yet to qualify for civil service protections. While much of the administration’s attention was focused on disrupting bureaucracy in Washington, the broad-based effort to slash the government workforce was impacting a far wider swath of workers. As layoff notices began to go out agency by agency this week, federal employees from Michigan to Florida were left reeling from being told that their services were no longer needed.
Time
Infant Mortality Increased In Most States With Abortion Bans
Two studies found that infant mortality and births increased in most states with abortion bans after the Dobbs ruling.
Associated Press
Idle buses, empty Border Patrol boats: Arrests for illegal crossings fall in the Rio Grande Valley
An idled Border Patrol bus sat empty this week, on standby for any migrants surrendering near the southern tip of Texas. Once busy river landings near the Texas border city of Mission were barren of the migrants who previously crossed there, though the river bank was littered with clothes, plastic bracelets issued by smugglers and a teddy bear on an unusually cold Thursday morning. Arrests for illegal crossings have fallen dramatically from an all-time monthly high of 250,000 in December 2023, perhaps most strikingly in the Rio Grande Valley, the epicenter for migrant arrivals from 2013 to 2022.
USA TODAY
No, Trump didn't sign an order setting 2-year limits on public housing | Fact check
There is no mention of any such executive order on websites for the White House or the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
USA TODAY
Video captures daring water rescue from gushing California creek after atmospheric river
The San Juan Creek in California was flowing uncontrollably on Friday after an atmospheric rain that hit Southern California on Thursday.
Associated Press
OpenAI board unanimously rejects Elon Musk's $97.4 billion proposal
OpenAI says its board of directors has unanimously rejected a $97.4 billion takeover bid by Elon Musk. “OpenAI is not for sale, and the board has unanimously rejected Mr. Musk’s latest attempt to disrupt his competition," said a statement Friday from Bret Taylor, chair of OpenAI's board. OpenAI attorney William Savitt in a letter to Musk's attorney Friday said the proposal “is not in the best interests of OAI’s mission and is rejected.”
AFP
UN vehicle torched, commander wounded as Hezbollah supporters protest
A UN peacekeeping force vehicle in Lebanon was torched Friday as supporters of militant group Hezbollah blocked the road to Beirut airport in protest, with UNIFIL reporting one commander wounded in the incident.The Lebanese army pledged to take firm action against those behind the torching of the vehicle, which according to the force wounded its outgoing deputy commander.
CNN
Seventh prosecutor in Eric Adams case resigns and calls out Trump’s former lawyer in scathing letter
A federal prosecutor assigned to the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams resigned Friday in a blistering letter that accused top leaders at the Justice Department of looking for a “fool” to dismiss the criminal charges.
NBC News
Trump orders end in federal funding for any schools that require Covid vaccines
President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order halting federal funds for schools that require students to be vaccinated against coronavirus before they can attend classes in person.
Politico
Trump suggests he might impose auto tariffs on April 2
The biggest foreign supplier of cars was Mexico ($49 billion), followed by Japan ($40 billion), South Korea ($37 billion), Canada ($28 billion) and Germany ($25 billion).

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