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U S and Iran Hold Last Ditch Nuclear Talks in Geneva - No Deal Yet

U S and Iranian negotiators met in Geneva for a high stakes round of indirect talks aimed at constraining Tehran’s nuclear program. Mediators reported 'significant progress' but offered few specifics as a deadline looms and military options remain on the table.

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5.98% - Average 30 year mortgage rate falls below 6 percent for the first time since 2022

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"You have compelled me to testify, fully aware that I have no knowledge that would assist your investigation, in order to distract attention from President Trump’s actions" — Hillary Clinton

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U S and Iran Kick Off Nuclear Talks in Geneva - No Deal Yet

High level indirect talks between U.S. and Iran continued in Geneva as negotiators seek a deal to constrain Tehran’s nuclear program while the threat of military action and a firm deadline loom.

Iran Offers a 'Commercial Bonanza' to Entice a Nuclear Deal

Reports detail Iran offering economic incentives as part of negotiations while U S envoys press for strict nuclear constraints and dismantlement of key facilities.

U S Navy HQ in Bahrain Put on Mission Critical Status as Iran Tension Grows

U S forces reposition across the Middle East and beyond as tensions with Iran escalate, including deployments to regional hubs and moves to support allies amid rising conflict risk.

Massie Led Resolution to Limit Iran War Powers Gains Jeffries Backing

Congressional maneuvering intensifies as lawmakers push measures to curb presidential war powers over Iran, while bipartisan pressure mounts for votes to constrain unilateral action.

BREAKING: Hillary Clinton Deposition Paused After Photo Leak

Hillary Clinton’s closed door deposition in the House Epstein probe was halted after photos leaked from inside the room, triggering chaos and renewed scrutiny of the investigation and document releases.

Hillary Clinton Tells Panel She Has No Knowledge of Epstein Crimes

Clinton faced closed door questioning and repeatedly denied knowledge of Epstein crimes while accusing Republicans of political motives during her testimony.

Comer Says It’s Very Possible Lutnick Will Be Called to Testify

House Oversight hints at compelling testimony from Trump administration figures as lawmakers consider subpoenas for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick over his ties to Epstein.

World Economic Forum President Børge Brende Resigns Over Epstein Links

The fallout from newly released Epstein files reached the global stage as the World Economic Forum’s leader resigned amid scrutiny of past ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

DOJ Promises to Publish Documents Improperly Tagged in Epstein Release

The Justice Department faces multiple problems tied to the Epstein files including accidental disclosures and a pledge to publish any documents improperly withheld as investigators review handling of sensitive materials.

Report Says Kash Patel Removed Multiple FBI Employees Linked to Mar a Lago Probe

FBI personnel moves and firings tied to probes of classified documents and past investigations have raised alarms and prompted debate over bureau leadership actions under Director Kash Patel.

Judge Rules IRS Illegally Shared Taxpayer Data With Immigration Agencies

A federal judge found the IRS unlawfully disclosed confidential taxpayer data to immigration authorities thousands of times, prompting scrutiny of information sharing between agencies.

Columbia University Says DHS Detained a Student After Agents Made Misrepresentations

Columbia University and city officials say federal immigration agents misled campus security to enter a residence hall and detained a student, sparking backlash and political attention.

Protests Erupt at Columbia After Student Is Detained by Federal Agents

Student protests erupted at Columbia after federal agents detained a student inside university housing, fueling campus demonstrations and widespread media coverage.

U S Still Gathering Details After Cuba Says It Killed Four on Florida Registered Boat

A deadly maritime confrontation near Cuban waters left multiple people dead and has intensified tensions between Havana and Washington as both sides probe the incident.

U S Offers 10 Million Dollar Reward for Information on Sinaloa Cartel Bosses

U S officials announced a major reward targeting drug cartel leadership while violence and mass graves in Mexico raise security concerns and affect travel industry sentiment.

Afghanistan Launches Retaliatory Attacks on Pakistani Border Posts

Taliban authorities say Afghanistan launched attacks across the Pakistan border in retaliation for strikes, escalating cross border tensions and prompting reciprocal responses from Pakistan.

U S Government Scientists Announce Game Changing Nuclear Breakthrough

U S government scientists reported a major nuclear research breakthrough framed as a strategic resource for national security, signaling potential long term implications for energy and defense.

Nvidia Stock Falls Despite Better Than Expected Earnings

Nvidia’s record earnings failed to calm investor concerns about AI infrastructure demand and chip shortages as broader semiconductor supply issues and memory price surges pressure device shipments.

What to Know About Pentagon Ultimatum to Anthropic and the Defense Protection Act

A standoff between the Pentagon and AI firms intensified as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pushed for military access to Anthropic’s models, prompting safety pledge rollbacks and warnings about chilling industry partnerships.

Mortgage Rates Fall Below Six Percent for First Time Since 2022

Mortgage rates dipped below a key psychological threshold for the first time in years, offering relief to potential homebuyers and changing dynamics in the housing market heading into spring.

State Farm to Issue Five Billion Dollar Auto Dividends to Policyholders

State Farm announced a historic $5 billion payout to auto insurance policyholders, reflecting insurer profitability and prompting questions about rates and dividend distribution.

FBI Moves Command Post in Nancy Guthrie Investigation From Tucson to Phoenix

Investigators scaled back local operations in the high profile Nancy Guthrie disappearance as the FBI moved its command post and completed sweeps of the family home.

Judge Allows Trump White House Ballroom Project to Continue

A federal judge refused requests to halt the Trump administration’s $400 million White House ballroom construction, allowing work to continue while leaving room for future legal challenges.

Singer D4vd Named as Target in Grand Jury Probe Into Teen Found in His Car

Unsealed court filings and new investigative steps named singer D4vd as a target in the probe into the discovery of a teenager’s remains in a vehicle, drawing national attention to the case.

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"Great news for America, and our wonderful White House! The Judge on the case of what will be the most beautiful Ballroom anywhere in the World, has just thrown out, and completely erased, the effort to stop its construction. As everyone knows, not one dollar of Taxpayer money is being spent, but rather, all money necessary to build this…"