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Pokémon Issues Apology After Yasukuni Shrine Outrage

The Japanese entertainment franchise Pokémon issued a formal apology on Friday after Chinese social media users launched an outrage campaign.

Karoline Leavitt Defends Trump as Border Chaos Explodes

On this week’s broadcast of Sunday Morning Futures, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.

Peter Dinklage Sparks Backlash With Poem Tribute to ICE Activist

Actor Peter Dinklage took the stage at a public gathering to deliver a dramatic reading of a politically charged poem honoring Renee Good.

Nvidia H200 Chip Blocked? China Stalls Orders

Nvidia’s hopes of selling its H200 AI chips to Chinese firms are in limbo as Beijing continues to stall on whether it will permit imports.

Pretti Shooting Sparks Surge, Leftist Gun Group Membership

Membership in progressive gun organizations has exploded following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on January 24, 2026.

Democrat Chaos Erupts as Schumer Deal Triggers Shutdown Revolt

House Democrats revolt against a Schumer-negotiated deal with the Trump administration, risking a longer federal shutdown.

Hollywood Reckoning: ‘Dances With Wolves’ Actor Convicted of Sex Crimes

Actor Nathan Chasing Horse, known for Dances With Wolves, is convicted on multiple sexual assault charges in Nevada.

Texas A&M Ends Women’s & Gender Studies Amid New Race and Gender Curriculum Rules

Texas A&M University will end its Women’s and Gender Studies program and revise courses under new policies.

Florida Secures Quantum Computing Leader as D-Wave Leaves High-Tax California

Quantum computing firm D-Wave moves its headquarters from California to Florida, citing a more business-friendly climate and lower taxes.

U. Oregon Socialists Demand Abortion Drugs on Campus, Sparking Safety and Pro-Life Concerns

Student socialists at the University of Oregon demand on-campus abortion pill access, prompting safety concerns.

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