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Google Trying to Find Footage From Nancy Guthrie’s Cameras, Sheriff Says
By Jack Phillips The Arizona sheriff investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of “Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie, said that his office is working with Google to obtain more camera footage at the missing woman’s home. Speaking to NewsNation on Tuesday, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said that officials so far have obtained…
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US Women’s Hockey Team Wins Olympic Gold Over Canada
By Matthew Davis The United States’ all-time leading Olympic goal scorer, Hilary Knight, delivered when it counted most. Knight scored a game-tying goal with two minutes left in regulation after archrival Canada led most of the gold medal game in Milan on Thursday. She tallied her 15th Olympic goal to tie the game, 1–1, allowing…
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Texas AG Files $1 Million Transgender Fraud Suit Against Pediatric Hospital and Doctor
By Darlene McCormick Sanchez Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is seeking more than $1 million in a civil lawsuit against a pediatric hospital and a Dallas doctor accused of transitioning gender dysphoric children and fraudulently billing taxpayers. Paxton announced the health care fraud lawsuit on Feb. 18 against Children’s Health System of Texas, the country’s…
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US Plans to Deploy More Missile Launchers to the Philippines to Deter China’s Aggression
By Frank Fang The Trump administration plans to deploy more advanced missile systems to the Philippines to help deter the Chinese communist regime’s aggression, following high-level talks between senior officials from both sides in Manila on Feb. 16. The U.S. Department of State issued a joint statement on Feb. 16 regarding the 12th Philippines–United States…
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Small Security Force to Stay in Minnesota After Drawdown, Homan Says
By Jack Phillips White House border czar Tom Homan said a small security force will remain in Minneapolis in the coming days after he announced a pullback of federal immigration agents from the city. A “small force, a security force” will stay for a short period of time to protect remaining Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
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Stolz Scorches Speed Skating Track for Olympic Record, 2nd Gold in Italy
By John E. Gibson Jordan Stolz is breaking through the well-known blockade of Dutch Olympic dominance at the Milan Cortina Games in Italy, but this has required historic speed skating performances. Stolz streaked to his second gold of the Winter Games by clocking an Olympic-record 33.77 seconds to top the podium in the 500 meters…
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Trump Says Guthrie Kidnappers to Face Death Penalty If She’s Not Returned Alive
By Zachary Stieber The people who kidnapped the mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie will face the death penalty if she is not alive, President Donald Trump said on Feb. 16. Trump told the New York Post that the abductors would face “the most severe” consequences if Nancy Guthrie is found dead. After being…
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AI Disruption Fears Rattle Commercial Real Estate Stocks
By Panos Mourdoukoutas Artificial intelligence-related concerns that triggered a sell-off in enterprise software stocks the previous week extended to commercial real estate shares last week, contributing to a broad decline reminiscent of sector losses during the 2008–2009 Great Recession following the subprime crisis. Despite a modest rebound on Feb. 13, shares of CBRE Group Inc.,…
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Border Czar Responds to DHS Reform Proposals by Democrats
By Jacki Thrapp Border czar Tom Homan said on Feb. 15 he doesn’t like that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents wear masks during operations but said that face coverings are necessary for their protection. “I don’t like the masks either, but because threats against ICE officers, you know, are up over 1,500 percent, actual…
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The Unexplained Shadows: A Deep Examination of Suspicious Deaths in the Orbit of U.S. Presidents and Power Since the 1980s
By USNN World News The Pattern That Won’t Fade Since the 1980s, a disturbing number of deaths have clustered around U.S. presidents, their administrations, inner circles, and those who investigated or reported on them. Presidents operate in vast networks—thousands of staff, donors, journalists, and associates—so statistical clusters are inevitable. Yet when deaths involve people with…
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