Government Reopens After Bipartisan Budget Agreement Ends Partial Shutdown
FEBRUARY 5, 2026 — WASHINGTON Federal agencies began resuming normal operations Thursday after President Donald Trump signed a sweeping bipartisan budget agreement that ends a partial government shutdown triggered by funding disputes earlier this week. The $1.2 trillion spending package funds most federal departments through September and resolves immediate disagreements over immigration enforcement allocations and […]
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Erin Jackson and Frank Del Duca to Lead Team USA at Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
FEBRUARY 5, 2026 — MILAN Team USA has selected speed skating champion Erin Jackson and veteran bobsledder Frank Del Duca as flag bearers for the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, officials announced Thursday. The honor, voted on by fellow athletes, recognizes both competitors for their achievements and leadership within the U.S. […]
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United States and Iran Prepare for Nuclear Talks in Oman Amid Renewed Diplomatic Push
FEBRUARY 5, 2026 — DUBAI The United States and Iran are set to resume high-level nuclear discussions in Oman on Friday, marking a significant diplomatic moment after months of stalled negotiations and rising regional tensions. Officials familiar with the preparations said the talks will focus primarily on Iran’s nuclear enrichment activities and possible confidence-building measures […]
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Trump Declines to Back Vance or Rubio in Early 2028 Republican Maneuvering
FEBRUARY 5, 2026 — WASHINGTON President Donald Trump on Thursday declined to endorse either Vice President J.D. Vance or Secretary of State Marco Rubio as a preferred successor for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, sidestepping intensifying speculation about the future leadership of the GOP. Speaking to reporters following a closed-door policy meeting at the White […]
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NBA Unveils All-Star Game Jerseys and Court Design Ahead of 75th Showcase
FEBRUARY 4, 2026 LOS ANGELES — The NBA on Tuesday revealed the official uniforms and court design for the 75th NBA All-Star Game, set to take place Feb. 15 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. League officials said the designs pay tribute to Los Angeles’ basketball legacy while incorporating modern elements that reflect the […]
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Team USA Names Flag Bearers for 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
FEBRUARY 4, 2026 — MILAN — Team USA announced Wednesday that speedskater Erin Jackson and bobsledder Frank Del Duca will serve as flag bearers during the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, marking a milestone moment for both athletes as the Games prepare to begin. Jackson, who made history as the first […]
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U.S. Military Downs Iranian Drone as Nuclear Talks Approach
FEBRUARY 4, 2026 — WASHINGTON — U.S. defense officials confirmed Tuesday that American forces shot down an Iranian drone operating near U.S. naval assets in the Arabian Gulf, escalating tensions just days before scheduled nuclear negotiations between Washington and Tehran. According to Pentagon officials, the unmanned aerial vehicle approached within what commanders described as an […]
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Trump Signs Funding Bill, Bringing Partial Government Shutdown to an End
FEBRUARY 4, 2026 — WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a sweeping federal funding bill that brought a four-day partial government shutdown to an end, restoring operations across multiple key agencies and temporarily easing tensions on Capitol Hill. The legislation cleared the House late Monday evening in a narrow 217–214 vote after passing […]
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The Real Reason Bicycle Accident Claims Don’t Succeed
Paper decides outcomes long before voices are heard. In bicycle accident cases, the system listens less to pain and more to proof. Injuries may be real, treatment may be urgent, yet claims often collapse quietly because the record behind them is weak or incomplete. This is not a flaw in the law itself but a […]
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Personal Injury Claims Have Expiration Dates: Most People Miss Them
Getting hurt is loud. Pain shows up fast. Medical bills arrive quickly. What stays quiet is the legal clock that starts ticking in the background. In many personal injury cases, people focus on recovery or handling insurance calls. Legal deadlines rarely feel urgent in those early days. Still, the law does not pause for healing. […]
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