February 10, 2026
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Trump Dumps $1 Trillion "Endangerment" Rule in Historic Rollback . . . The Trump administration is set to scrap the 2009 "endangerment finding," the legal bedrock that allowed the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases as "pollutants." Administrator Lee Zeldin called the move the largest act of deregulation in U.S. history, potentially slashing $1 trillion in compliance costs. This permanently breaks the Left's favorite legal cudgel used to micromanage everything from your SUV's tailpipe to power plant thermostats. By admitting that global CO2 levels aren't a localized "health threat" under the Clean Air Act, the administration is returning the agency to its actual mission and stopping the bureaucratic war on affordable energy. Read More: Wall Street Journal
Politics
RFK Jr. Targets Hospital Price Opacity with New Transparency Tool . . . Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. teased a nationwide interactive website designed to strip the mystery from medical billing, estimating it could save Americans $80 billion annually. Speaking at a Heritage Foundation "victory lap" for his first year, Kennedy argued that real market competition only happens when patients actually know the price before the gown goes on. It replaces the "nanny state" approach with raw consumer power, forcing a bloated $4.9 trillion healthcare industry to finally compete on price rather than backroom insurance deals. Read More: Daily Signal
House Passes Housing Affordability Bill
Ghislaine Maxwell Takes the Fifth, Will Only Testify On Epstein If Trump Gives Her Clemency
Democrats Hand Over Partisan Wishlist as Shutdown Looms . . . Senate Republicans are wading through a Democrat "partisan wishlist" as Americans brace for another shutdown. While the Left plays fiscal chicken, the White House counter-proposals remain a mystery. This matters because it exposes the tired strategy of using shutdowns to force radical spending past Republicans. Read More: Fox News
Dems Champion Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show, Attack Turning Point USA Alternative
Minnesota governor candidate's 22-year-old daughter found fatally stabbed in her apartment
Texas Democrat blasted for telling Latino, Black, Asian people to unite against 'oppressor,' 'take over' US . . . Texas House Minority Leader Gene Wu is under fire after a resurfaced clip showed him urging racial groups to unite against a "common oppressor" to "take over this country." Wu argued that progress by minorities is viewed as a "slight" by White people who believe America belongs to them. The 2024 podcast comments have sparked outrage, with critics like Attorney General Ken Paxton labeling the rhetoric as radical and divisive. Wu later clarified he was referring to Republicans, not White people. Read More: Fox News
Poll: 36 percent approve of the Trump's handling of the economy versus 59 percent who disapprove
Poll: Rep. Jasmine Crockett Solidly Leads in Texas Democratic Senate Primary
Texas Democrats move their foot into shooting range.
Culture
Transgender Skier Stays in Women's Category for Winter Games . . . The media are hailing Elis Lundholm as a "transgender trailblazer" for the Winter Olympics, yet the Swedish skier will be competing exactly where biology dictates: the women's category. Despite identifying as a man for five years, Lundholm has skipped medical transition, rendering the "milestone" a bit of a head-scratcher. This matters because it inadvertently affirms the common-sense reality that biological sex, not pronouns, defines fair play in sports. Read More: Daily Wire
Are those hormones she's using to try to become a man permitted?
'CROSSES A BASIC MORAL LINE': 7 Church Invasions Before Don Lemon
National Security
GOP Unmasks Marxist Tycoon's Pipeline for CCP Propaganda . . . House Ways and Means Chair Jason Smith just turned up the heat on Neville Roy Singham, the Shanghai-based Marxist millionaire allegedly using American nonprofits to "sow chaos." Smith is demanding records from two groups—BreakThrough Media and Tricontinental—linked to a network that has funneled over $275 million into far-left causes. The "charity" label is being used as a Trojan horse for Chinese influence operations on U.S. soil. While these groups claim to be doing journalism, they seem more interested in "telling China's story well" while torching our own. Read More: Fox News
Watchdog: Elite U.S. Labs Host Chinese Academics with Huawei Ties . . . A jarring American Accountability Foundation report has identified nearly two dozen Chinese academics at elite U.S. universities with direct links to the CCP's military-industrial complex. These researchers, some previously embedded with Huawei's cybersecurity labs, are handling "dual-use" technology that fuels Beijing's defense capabilities. While administrators preach "global collaboration," they are essentially subsidizing the technological rise of America's greatest adversary with taxpayer-funded lab space. Read More: Just the News
The PRC has been infiltrating spies onto our campuses, using students and professors, for decades, and we've been simply allowing it again and again, even as we know it's happening.
Ninth Circuit Backs Noem's Move to End Temporary Protected Status for 60,000 Migrants . . . The Ninth Circuit just signaled that "temporary" might finally mean temporary, freezing a lower court's attempt to block DHS Secretary Kristi Noem from ending protections for Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Judges noted the government will likely prove the move wasn't "arbitrary," despite activist claims of racial animus. This victory helps dismantle the de facto amnesty trap where a 1998 hurricane serves as a permanent residency card for 51,000 Hondurans. Read More: Fox News
International
Trump Demands Half-Stake in $6.4 Billion Canadian Bridge . . . President Trump is playing hardball with Ottawa, threatening to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge's 2026 opening unless the U.S. gets a 50% ownership stake. Blasting a "stupid" Obama-era waiver that bypassed Buy American rules, Trump noted Canada financed the $6.4 billion span with "virtually no U.S. steel." Read More: The Hill
Starmer's Implosion Could Hand Britain Its First Muslim Prime Minister
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Athletes Target "Fossil Free" Olympics While Wrapped in Petroleum . . . Just 48 hours before the Cortina Games, Norwegian skier Nikolai 36 percent of those surveyed approved of the president's handling of the economy, versus 59 percent who disapproved. delivered a 21,000-signature petition demanding the IOC ban fossil fuel sponsors to "save winter."High-tech skis and safety equipment don't grow on trees. Pursuing a "fossil-free" winter sport is a race to nowhere that would leave athletes shivering and gearless. Read More: Just the News
Eileen Gu, American-Born Olympian Competing for China, Blasts Trump for Criticizing Athletes
Long-term study participants with the highest intake of caffeinated coffee have a lower risk of dementia
Patients taking GLP-1's have been malnourished — sometimes developing scurvy
Guilty Pleasures
Super Bowl 2026 field invader reveals first-person video of hectic scene . . .
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